Depression causes symptoms like sadness and hopelessness, along with feelings you may not expect, like embarrassment. Trying to deal with depression is hard enough without added shame. Here’s what you need to know (and do) to feel better.
One-third of adults don’t get the sleep they need every night. If you’re one of the sleep deprived, then you’re at risk of more than feeling tired. Lack of sleep dramatically affects your brain, emotions, and physical health.
No matter what you know about depression, chances are there’s more to learn. What you know may be grounded in a myth and the experts keep discovering new information. Read on to learn five things you may not know about depression.
The best way to understand how transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) can improve your mental health is to learn how neurons work in the brain. Keep reading to learn the basics about nerve function and its influence in your brain.
If your anxiety hasn’t improved with medicine or therapy, you’re not alone. One-third of people with anxiety don’t improve with conventional treatments. But you don’t need to be anxious all the time because you have another option: personalized TMS.
Is your thinking fuzzy? Are you having a hard time following conversations? You may be experiencing brain fog. Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) is a noninvasive therapy that may clear away your foggy thinking.
If you’re a veteran with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), you need to know that effective treatments are available. Even if you had treatment that failed, you still have hope. Read on to learn about transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS).
You can definitely support your own mental health and this blog gives you the top six proactive steps you can take to make that happen. But it’s also vital to know when it’s time to seek professional support. Here’s what you need to know.
Did you know that 7% of all car accidents and 16% of fatal car crashes involve driver drowsiness due to lack of sleep? Beyond drowsiness, sleep loss leads to many physical and psychological problems. Read on to learn how to prevent them.
Don’t make the mistake of confusing postpartum depression with the baby blues. The blues go away but depression persists, stealing time to bond with and enjoy your precious new baby. Read on to learn the signs of postpartum depression.
You may be surprised to learn that social anxiety is not just shyness. Anxiety that affects your ability to socialize is an intense mental health disorder that affects 7% of children and adults. But you can overcome social anxiety with treatment.
If you struggle with the excruciating pain of migraines, it’s time to consider transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS). TMS is a safe treatment option that can reduce the severity of your pain and significantly lower the number of future migraines.
Is trauma common? Consider this: 61% of adults experience trauma as a child. Read on to learn everything you need to know about trauma and how to overcome its long-lasting impact on your psychological, emotional, and physical health.
Early intervention for children with autism helps them make great strides and overcome their challenges. The only way to get timely intervention is to recognize the signs and get help. Here’s what you need to know about the early signs of autism.
It’s easy to be confused about ADD and ADHD considering the two conditions overlap and ADD is now a type of ADHD. But the bottom line is that there is a difference in their symptoms. Read on to learn the details about both conditions.
If you have difficulty sleeping, you’re in the company of 50-70 million Americans who have a sleep disorder. What most people don’t know is that personalized repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (PrTMS™) can improve their sleep problems.
Like any electrical circuit, your brain neurons are subject to changes in their flow and voltage; changes that lead to brainwave arrhythmia and mental health disorders. Learn how we can help adjust your brain frequency and mental health.
Sometimes it’s hard to tell if you have the blues or you’re depressed. The difference is important because blues go away on their own, but depression persists without professional intervention. Here are five signs you need help with depression.
Concussions are mild traumatic brain injuries, yet they still damage your brain and cause changes in your brainwave activity. Learning the symptoms helps you to recognize when a concussion occurs so you know when to seek immediate medical care.
Worry and anxiety are close companions, yet there are significant differences between the two. Their differences influence your physical and mental health and can lead to an anxiety disorder. Read on to learn what sets worry apart from anxiety.
Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is a challenging neuropsychiatric condition that’s typically treated with psychotherapy and medication. When these treatments fail to help, you still have hope with transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS).
In a recent survey, nearly half of the adults said their stress and worry about the COVID-19 pandemic has affected their mental health. Here’s what you need to know about pandemics and mental health, along with some tips to help you stay strong.
When your anxiety doesn’t improve with conventional therapy and medication, it’s time to talk with us about whether personalized repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (PrTMS) may be right for you.
If you struggle with insomnia or any other type of sleep disorder, you’re not alone. It turns out that 50-70 million Americans suffer from a sleep disorder. If you hesitate to take medication to improve your sleep, you can try the safe option of PrTMS.
While depression can affect anyone at any time, women are twice as likely as men to develop major depression. Find out why women appear to be more vulnerable to this serious mental health condition.
Are you ready to feel focused and in control? Discover how PrTMS restores balance and coordination to faulty brainwave patterns so you can gain the upper hand over your ADHD symptoms for good.
If you have OCD, medication, and psychotherapy are no longer your only options. An advanced treatment called PrTMS therapy may restore normal brainwave patterns so you can get your symptoms under control.
Do your PTSD symptoms persist even though you’ve had conventional treatments like medication and therapy? If so, we can help. We effectively treat PTSD with one of today’s most advanced therapies, Personalized repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation.
