When depression hangs over your life like a heavy cloud, it is natural to wonder if anything will ever lift it. People in Brockton have cycled through prescription after prescription, logged hours in therapy, and even tried lifestyle changes, yet still feel stuck in a deep, unrelenting sadness that permeates daily living. They are not…
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One of the recent changes in the TMS landscape is the addition of the theta burst (iTBS) protocol. Theta burst is merely a different pattern of magnetic pulses compared with standard TMS (also called rTMS). rTMS involves 10 pulses per second, designed to synchronize with the alpha waves in the brain. Theta burst on the…
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An Innovative, Insurance-Covered Approach to Treating Depression We’re honored to share that Southeastern Psychiatric Associates TMS Center was recently featured on WCBV Channel 5, spotlighting the incredible results we’re seeing with Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) therapy. The segment showcases not only the science behind TMS, but also the deeply personal stories of patients who have found…
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If you’re starting Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) therapy, you’re likely feeling a mix of curiosity and nerves. That’s completely normal—TMS is a unique treatment, especially if you’ve never experienced brain stimulation therapy before.This guide is designed to walk you through your first session so you’ll know exactly what to expect, from the moment you arrive…
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When people hear about Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS), one of the most common questions is:“Isn’t that just shock therapy?”The short answer is no. TMS is a safe, modern, and non-invasive treatment for depression that works in an entirely different way than Electroconvulsive Therapy (ECT), often referred to as shock therapy. While both treatments can be…
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It is always good to have options. Until recently, people suffering from depression could see a psychotherapist, take a classic antidepressant medication, or get ECT (commonly known as “shock treatments”). Of course, everything has its pros and cons. Psychotherapy works well for milder forms of depression, but the more serious the depression is, the less…
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