Is TMS Right for Me?
A new possibility in treating depression
If you have received a diagnosis of MDD (Major Depressive Disorder) and have found no relief from antidepressants, Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) therapy might offer a suitable alternative. TMS deviates from pharmaceuticals, shock therapy, or surgical methods, and it avoids the typical side effects associated with medications.
Offered as an in-office procedure, each daily session of NeuroStar TMS can last as briefly as 19 minutes over a span of 6 weeks.
NeuroStar TMS:
Proven Depression Relief that Lasts
NeuroStar TMS has received FDA clearance for the treatment of major depressive disorder. It has successfully administered over 5.6 million treatments to a patient base exceeding 156,000. Offering a safe and efficient alternative for depression, NeuroStar presents a new avenue for individuals who have not found relief through antidepressants.
Discover how NeuroStar addresses depression without the accompanying side effects of medication, and explore whether NeuroStar TMS could be a viable option for yourself or a loved one.
Drew Robinson's NeuroStar Journey
All Drew Robinson ever wanted to do was play baseball. But depression got in the way of his dreams. Even standing on the field in a big-league stadium, Drew struggled with depression, self-doubt, and fear of failure. Instead of feeling successful, he carried around the weight of feeling like he was living a lie and that he would be a burden to his family, friends and teammates. Eventually, Drew tried to take his own life.
But Drew’s story was not over. He survived that fateful day, and today he’s inspired to help others know all their options for treating depression, even when antidepressants don’t work.
Drew tapped into a new possibility to treat his depression with NeuroStar TMS, and so can you.