At Mid City TMS, many patients seeking help for Depression describe a frustrating and exhausting pattern: persistent insomnia despite multiple medications. Difficulty falling asleep, staying asleep, or waking up too
Impact of Childhood Trauma and Depression in Adults: What It Means for Treatment-Resistant Cases
Major Depressive Disorder (MDD) is a complex and often chronic psychiatric condition affecting millions of individuals worldwide. The effects of MDD can sometimes be traced all the way back to
Spotting Signs of Depression in College Students
Over the past two decades, college campuses across the United States have experienced a dramatic rise in mental health challenges and signs of Depression in college students. Depression, anxiety, and
Can Loneliness Cause Suicidal Thoughts? What New Research Means for Mental Health Treatment
In recent years, loneliness has increasingly been recognized as a major public health concern. While it has long been associated with Depression and anxiety, new research suggests that loneliness may
Effects of Exercise on Depression: What New Research Means—and Where TMS Fits In
Depression is one of the most common and disabling health conditions worldwide. While medication and psychotherapy remain essential treatments, growing research continues to highlight the powerful role of lifestyle interventions
Depression and Cardiovascular Disease
Depression and cardiovascular disease (CVD) are two of the most pervasive and disabling health conditions globally—and mounting evidence shows that they are deeply interconnected. Heart disease continues to be the