Is TMS Pasadena a Permanent Fix For Depression?
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Our team understands that interventional psychiatry can have life-changing effects on our patients. Ketamine Pasadena is just one treatment that we see bring relief.
Postpartum Depression: Can SoCal TMS Help?
Postpartum depression is a medical condition that requires intervention. While there are studies that indicate SoCal TMS could be beneficial in treating postpartum depression …
When May TMS Be Recommended as a Depression Treatment?
The best treatment for depression will depend on the patient’s history, along with the severity of the symptoms. In some cases, dTMS protocols such as SAINT TMS may be the best solution.
Why TMS Is Recommended as an Antidepressant Alternative?
We offer a variety of interventional treatments, including TMS Pasadena. At first glance, they may seem like alternatives to antidepressants. However…
Does TMS Work to Treat Depression?
We all experience emotional highs and lows, but depression symptoms go beyond typical feelings of sadness…Fortunately, there are treatments for depression, including medication and TMS…
Is TMS Good for OCD?
Despite what we may see on television shows, Obsessive-compulsive disorder, or OCD, is not a joke…some patients find better results with OCD TMS.
Creating Our Continuum of Care
At Pasadena Neuropsychiatry, we recognize that psychiatry is necessary for good health, just like any other medical specialty…
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