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Which Type of TMS Therapy is Best?
By Daniel Hageman 27 Sep, 2021
Learn about the different types of TMS Therapy and which type of TMS may be right for you.
How does TMS Therapy help with OCD?
By Daniel Hageman 27 Sep, 2021
Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) therapy is a non-invasive procedure that is widely used for the treatment of OCD. Learn how to treat OCD with TMS Therapy.
tms vs ect
27 Sep, 2021
Explore the differences between electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) and Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS). Learn which treatment is right for you.
By Mary El Grammer 28 Jun, 2021
You may be wondering whether you should get TMS therapy or whether you would be a good candidate for the treatment. Here's a look at the factors you should consider and why finding a trusted TMS provider is more important than you might expect.
By Daniel Hageman 25 Jun, 2021
Curious about what changes after starting TMS therapy? Everyone has a unique experience, but please explore how Greenbrook TMS has changed the lives of many. Explore these resources to feel more supported when choosing TMS.
By Jules Washington 11 Nov, 2020
The negative thought patterns associated with OCD are often similar to those associated with depression. Additionally, while we're all prone to occasionally ruminating on negative events or obsessing over issues, that doesn't necessarily indicate OCD. So how can we distinguish between OCD and depression? And when is rumination or obsession an indicator of OCD?
By Jules Washington 10 Nov, 2020
The history of antidepressants began, by chance, in the 1950s. Chemists developing a new treatment for tuberculosis tested the drug iproniazid on patients at Seaview Hospital on Staten Island. It was a crucial step in the history of depression treatment, as these patients experienced a dramatic change in well-being. Formerly lethargic and sad, they now reported better mood, increased appetite, and improved sleep. Life magazine even sent a photographer to document this remarkable story .
By Daniel Hageman 05 Nov, 2020
You’ve started taking a new antidepressant. You’re hopeful that your depression symptoms will improve, and you’re waiting to feel better. But if it’s been weeks and you don’t notice any improvements in your mood, energy, or sleep, what’s next? Here are 4 things you should know when your depression medications aren’t working.
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