TMS

Transcranial magnetic stimulation is becoming a more common form of treatment and with this growth comes increased research and awareness of the safety of this procedure with respect to seizures.

As transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) becomes an increasingly common treatment for depression, healthcare professionals have found a positive link between TMS and borderline personality disorder (BPD) for effectively treating people

“Does frequency of TMS sessions matter?” According to researchers, nonadherence to the standard five-sessions-per-week schedule has no meaningful impact on patients’ final depression outcomes.  In this article, we’ll look closely

Depression, like many other medical illnesses, can look different depending on who is affected and how. The term Vascular depression has been used to describe late-life depressive episodes in patients

If you or a loved one suffers from PTSD and depression, you may have wondered whether it is possible to use TMS for PTSD in addition to depression. You may

If you have been wanting to try TMS but are worried about increasing your exposure to coronavirus, you may have wondered how COVID affects TMS. Great news: here at Mid

Dr. Bryan Bruno, founder of Mid City TMS, is not only active in the TMS NYC community, but he is also a founding member of the international organization Clinical TMS

Transcranial magnetic stimulation works by sending magnetic pulses to specific areas of the brain.  But you may wonder specifically what part of the brain does TMS stimulate. TMS used to

Treatment for mental health disorders including depression can often come with acute side effects. If you’ve thought about transcranial magnetic stimulation, you’ve likely wondered, “Can TMS make anxiety worse?” While