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What is
NeuroStar
Advanced Therapy (TMS)?
NeuroStar uses transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) to target key areas of the brain that are underactive in people with depression.
It is not ECT (electroconvulsive therapy).
NeuroStar uses focused magnetic pulses (similar in strength to an MRI), to revitalize underactive areas of the brain involved in regulating mood.
When these regions are underactive, depression can result.
“Waking up” these regions can have a lasting effect on depression,
making long-term remission from depression a reality for many people.
Treatment Details
TREATMENT WITH NEUROSTAR ADVANCED THERAPY IS EASY!
All of your NeuroStar TMS therapy sessions are conducted at Healing Circle.
You can return to normal activities right away.
You are awake during treatment
There are no negative effects on memory or sleep
It’s also covered by most health insurance plans, including Medicare & Tricare!
What to Expect
Here’s what you can expect from a
NeuroStar Advanced Therapy (TMS) session:
TREATMENT
Before
You’ll recline comfortably in the treatment chair. A curved magnetic coil will be positioned on your head.
You’ll hear a clicking sound and feel a tapping sensation on your head as the NeuroStar coil focuses treatment precisely at the source of the depression: the brain.
The patented Contact Sensing technology ensures the prescribed dose is
delivered, every treatment, every pulse.
During
TREATMENT
With NeuroStar TMS you are fully awake and alert during treatment and may drive home and resume daily activities
immediately afterwards. Depending on your doctor’s recommendation, a typical NeuroStar treatment plan includes 36
sessions that each last between 19-37 minutes. Completing the full NeuroStar treatment course gives the best chance for
delivering long-lasting relief from depression.
After
TREATMENT
Real Healing Journeys
In our community, stories carry healing.
These voices remind us that change is possible, that hope can return — and that your next chapter is waiting.
Mariah
Allison
Richard
Elsa
A Way Forward
Psychiatry isn't just about medication - it's about hope, understanding, and creating a space for people to rediscover themselves.
I feel honored to walk with people during some of their most vulnerable moments.
- Albert Allick, MD