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Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) is a non-drug treatment that uses gentle, MRI-strength magnetic pulses to stimulate mood-related brain networks. You’re awake the whole time, there’s no anesthesia, and most people drive after sessions. It’s especially helpful when medication or talk therapy haven’t been enough.
A Quick Self-Check
Ask yourself the questions below. If you’re nodding “yes” to several, TMS may be a fit. Let’s talk and confirm together.
Have other treatments fallen short (or caused side effects)?
TMS is often recommended after trying at least two antidepressants or when side effects get in the way. It can reduce symptoms that medication can incur, often making treatment a smoother process.
Do your symptoms match conditions TMS helps?
TMS is FDA-approved for major depressive disorder (including treatment-resistant depression) and OCD; it’s also being studied for anxiety, PTSD, and others. We’ll verify fit during your assessment.
Can you commit to a short, structured plan?
Standard courses run 5 days/week for ~6–8 weeks (about 20–30 minutes per visit). We also offer Accelerated TMS (multiple mini-sessions per day over 5 days or a 1-day option for select cases).
Any medical factors to review?
TMS is well-tolerated; common effects include temporary scalp sensitivity or mild headache. It may not be appropriate with certain metal implants in/near the head or for those with seizure history - we’ll screen carefully first.

Evaluation & Mapping
We confirm candidacy and personalize your dose and target.

Treatment sessions
Comfortable outpatient visits; most people notice changes within 2 - 4 weeks of standard TMS, with benefits building across the full course. Some accelerated schedules can compress this timeline.

Afterward
Many people need only routine
follow-ups; others choose maintenance visits if symptoms return.
Yes. TMS is FDA-cleared and generally well-tolerated. There are minimal, mild side effects during TMS sessions, and you can resume normal activities afterwards (no anesthesia). We’ll review rare risks and your personal health profile during your consult.
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Pros & Cons
Standard
Accelerated (5-day / 1-day)
Same technology, faster schedule (multiple short sessions/day); good for people seeking rapid results or limited by time. (Typically self-pay.)
Coverage & Costs
Standard TMS is frequently covered by insurance when eligibility is met; we verify benefits and handle prior authorization. We’ll also outline self-pay and accelerated options clearly before you decide.
Will I need to stop my current meds or therapy?
Not necessarily. We coordinate with your prescribers/therapists and decide together.
How does TMS compare to medication or ECT?
TMS is non-drug and non-convulsive. It can help when meds haven’t, and it doesn’t have the systemic side effects of medication. It stimulates a targeted region of the brain, unlike ECT which induces activity through the whole brain.
What if I’m unsure about the time commitment?
Ask about Accelerated TMS (5-day / 1-day). Same technology, compressed schedule. We’ll help you compare speed, cost, and coverage.
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.
Compare Treatments
Side-by-side look at TMS, accelerated TMS, Spravato, medication, and therapy, benefits, risks, and who each fits best.
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.
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