Transcranial magnetic stimulation with intranasal therapy both have pros and cons, learn their differences today!

In a world where mental health issues are becoming increasingly common, finding effective treatments can feel like an uphill battle. For many, traditional antidepressants or psychology simply do not work. This is where ntranasal/subcut therapy comes into play. Once known primarily as an anaesthetic, the therapy is now emerging as a groundbreaking option for those suffering from treatment-resistant depression. This blog post will explore what the therapy is, how it works, and

The TMS experience starts off with with no special preparations. You can drive to the clinic yourself for your appointment. At the clinic, you will be guided to sit in a nice comfortable chair. You will be asked to remove all magnetic items from your head down to your shoulders. You'll be offered ear plugs, as the machine may get a bit loud. Our clinician will then position the TMS machine to the appropriate location on your scalp, as per the psychiatrist's prescription. The

The intranasal therapy experience starts with getting ready for your appointment. There is no drinking 30 minutes beforehand and no eating 2 hours before. You use an Uber, taxi, or a friend to drop you off, as there is no driving or operating heavy machinery for the day (risk of sudden sedation throughout the day). At the clinic, you will be guided towards a dimly-lit room with gentle nature sounds serenading you in the background. There, you will sit on a nice comfortable ch