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TMS: Non-invasive Treatment for Depression

Monday 16th May 2022

Discover how TMS therapy provides non-invasive depression relief in this episode of 'Let's Talk: Mind, Body, Spirit'. Hear real patient success stories.
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TMS Therapy: A New Hope for Depression Relief

The fact that it's been FDA cleared since 2008 is also reassuring, because it's not something that's investigational or experimental, it's not even brand new.
Imagine a treatment for depression that doesn't involve medication or invasive procedures. In this episode of 'Let's Talk: Mind, Body, Spirit', Sierra Tucson's experts introduce you to TMS therapy, a cutting-edge, non-invasive method for tackling depression. A registered nurse and TMS coordinator break down how this FDA-cleared treatment works and share inspiring success stories from patients who have experienced life-changing results.
They explain how TMS uses magnetic fields to stimulate nerve cells in the brain, alleviating symptoms like sadness, anxiety, and fatigue. This therapy is typically administered five days a week over four to six weeks, and many patients report significant improvements or even complete remission of their symptoms. The episode also compares TMS therapy to traditional medication, highlighting its unique benefits and minimal side effects.
If you're curious about alternative treatments for depression or seeking hope for yourself or a loved one, this episode offers valuable insights and real-world applications. Tune in to discover how TMS therapy is making a difference in mental health treatment.