We’ll reach out within one business day.
TMS Therapy (standard)
Non-drug brain stimulation, outpatient, no anesthesia; often covered by insurance when criteria are met.
Accelerated TMS (5-day / 1-day)
Same tech, faster schedule; typically self-pay.
Spravato (esketamine)
In-clinic nasal spray, supervised with 2-hour observation; commonly paired with an oral antidepressant; many plans cover when eligible.
Psychotherapy (ISTDP)
Focused, emotion-centered therapy to remove barriers and improve daily living.
Medication Management
Evidence-based prescribing and monitoring tailored to your goals.
Quick Chooser
TMS
How it works: Gentle magnetic pulses stimulate specific brain networks (you’re awake; no anesthesia).
Time to feel better: Often 2-4 weeks, with full course benefits by weeks 4-6.
Best for: Depression or OCD when meds/therapy haven’t been enough; those wanting a non-drug option.
Accelerated TMS
How it works: Multiple short sessions/day over 5 days or an intensive 1-day block.
Time to feel better: Some notice changes during the week or soon after; it varies by person.
Best for: People wanting results fast or with limited time for 6–8 weeks of daily visits; those wanting a non-drug option.
Spravato
How it works: Nasal-spray esketamine in clinic; supervised for 2 hours after dosing.
Time to feel better: Can be hours to days for some; benefits build over weeks with ongoing sessions.
Best for: Treatment-resistant depression, especially when rapid change is needed.
Psychotherapy
How it works: Active, emotion-focused sessions that address anxiety/defense patterns and reduce barriers to daily living.
Time to feel better: Gradual; tied to goals, frequency, and engagement between sessions.
Best for: People wanting to work with a therapist to actively recognise and process emotions.
Medication
How it works: Tailored prescriptions + follow-ups to optimize benefit and minimize side effects.
Time to feel better: Often 4-8 weeks for a given medication; the prescription may need to be changed or adjusted to find the best fit.
Best for: A wide range of mood/anxiety presentations or other symptoms; for those seeking combination therapy to enhance therapy outcomes.
Anesthesia / Driving
TMS / Accelerated TMS: No anesthesia; drive after sessions.
Spravato: No driving same day; plan a ride; 2-hour observation.
Psychotherapy / Medication: No procedure restrictions.
Session Burden
TMS (standard): 36 sessions over 6–8 weeks
(short taper common).
Accelerated TMS: 50 sessions/5 days
(or ~20 mini-sessions/1 day).
Spravato:
2×/week for 4 weeks, then weekly maintenance as needed.
Psychotherapy: 45–60 min, weekly/biweekly; flexible duration.
Medication: Regular check-ins until stable, then spaced out.
Common Side Effects
TMS / Accelerated: Scalp sensitivity or headache early on; usually mild/temporary.
Spravato: Short-term dissociation, dizziness, BP changes, nausea/sleepiness; monitored on-site.
Psychotherapy:
Temporary emotional discomfort as difficult topics are processed.
Medication: Varies by drug (e.g., GI, appetite/sleep changes); we monitor and adjust.
Coverage & Costs
TMS (standard): Often insurance-covered when criteria are met (we verify/handle prior authorization).
Accelerated TMS: Self-pay;
Redbud pricing: 5-Day $5,000, 1-Day $2,500.
Spravato: Often insurance-covered when eligible; we verify and manage authorization.
Psychotherapy / Medication visits: Commonly covered; we’ll confirm your plan.
Side-By-Side Essentials
Not sure? Talk to a Clinician →
Which Path Fits You Right Now?
I want to understand my emotional difficulties more deeply to regain control of my thoughts, feelings, and behaviour.
Can I Combine Treatments?
Often yes. Examples: TMS + therapy, meds + therapy, Spravato + therapy. We’ll guide timing so treatments work together, not at cross-purposes.
Standard vs. Accelerated TMS?
Same technology; accelerated TMS compresses many short sessions into 5 days or a single day. We’ll help you compare speed, cost, and schedule.
Is Spravato the Same as Ketamine?
Related medicines, different types of treatment. Spravato is FDA-approved intranasal esketamine delivered in-clinic with monitoring; IV ketamine is off-label and not offered here.
Will Insurance Cover This?
TMS (standard) & Spravato: often yes when criteria are met - we verify benefits and handle prior authorization.
Accelerated TMS: typically self-pay.
Therapy & medication visits: commonly covered; we’ll confirm with your plan.
Read more: pricing guide
Clear, evidence-based guides to help you choose the right path at Redbud.
How Spravato Works
A quick guide to Spravato (esketamine): how it works, who qualifies, safety, and what in-clinic sessions look like.
Is TMS Right for Me?
A short self-assessment to help you explore whether TMS may be a good option for you.
Pros & Cons
A clear, side-by-side breakdown of our treatments so you can decide with confidence.
We keep costs simple so you can focus on getting better.
Insurance support: We verify your benefits and handle prior authorization.
Transparent self-pay: Written estimates before you start, no surprises.
Flexible ways to pay: Simple payment options, third-party financing may be available.
Spravato note: Out-of-pocket varies by plan; we confirm individually.
Talk to a Clinician
Call us at 540-212-9525 or complete the form below.
Contact Us
Thank you for contacting us.
We will get back to you as soon as possible.
We will get back to you as soon as possible.
Oops, there was an error sending your message.
Please try again later.
Please try again later.
We’ll help you explore if TMS, Spravato, medication, or therapy is the next best step.
Get answers about eligibility, coverage, and cost.
