MIAMI BEACH TMS

TMS Therapy for Depression in Miami, FL

Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS therapy) is an FDA-approved, non-invasive neurotherapy that provides results for patients with chronic depression or any other major depressive disorder. 


Our mental health clinic develops evidence-based depression therapy programs based on your specific requirements. Learn how Miami Beach TMS can help you with your depression with TMS therapy.

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TMS THERAPY SUPPORTS MENTAL WELLNESS

  • Depression
  • Lack of Joy
  • Sadness and Despair
  • Low Mood
  • Lethargy
  • Insomnia
  • Oversleeping
  • Social Isolation
  • Self-Harm
  • Substance Abuse
  • Suicidal Ideation
  • Alcoholism

What is Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS)?

TMS therapy is a groundbreaking treatment for major depressive disorder (MDD). It uses short pulses of magnetic energy to stimulate areas of the brain that are related to mood. It’s a type of brain stimulation therapy that uses a magnetic field, similar to an MRI, to help fight depression. TMS therapy is also non-invasive and has little to no side effects!

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During a TMS session, patients sit in a comfortable chair with a magnetic coil placed on top of the head. This coil stimulates nerve cells in the brain and causes changes in cell activity which can lead to changes in mood and improvement of symptoms. The most common side effect of TMS may include mild scalp discomfort, which usually goes away quickly. So, why should TMS work for you?

  • TMS is safe & effective.
  • TMS is a non-pharmacological & non-invasive therapy.
  • There are no known long-term side effects associated with TMS.
  • There is no exposure to radiation, electricity, shock therapy, or anesthesia involved.
  • TMS therapy is covered by most insurance companies.
  • You can quickly return to normal activities after each session!
Want to learn more about the benefits of TMS for depression?
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What Is Depression?

Everybody feels sad sometimes - it’s a normal human reaction to loss or challenges. But when sadness becomes intense and feelings of hopelessness last for a prolonged period, it could indicate something more than sadness.


The symptoms of depression vary; some general signs which indicate somebody is experiencing the condition are:

  • Feelings of hopelessness or despair
  • Loss of pleasure or interest in previous activities
  • Fatigue that doesn’t improve after sleep


If you think TMS might be right for you, take our free assessment today or give us a call at (786) 321-2931

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How Does TMS Help with Depression?

The magnetic pulses induce small electric currents that change the firing patterns of neurons, altering dysfunctional brain patterns associated with depression. In simple terms, TMS stimulates specific areas of the brain to provide relief and break the cycle of depression.

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Is TMS Therapy Right For You?

Depression and anxiety are two of the most prevalent mental health problems. It can make you feel sad, tired, irritable, or distant. The PHQ-9 questionnaire is a self-assessment that measures the severity of your depressive symptoms and their development over time.


To take our free depression test, click the button below.

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Why Choose Miami Beach TMS?

At Miami Beach TMS, honesty and integrity are important to us. We are committed to offering a safe, secure environment that is also friendly, warm, and inviting. TMS therapy treatment helps our patients enhance their overall mental well-being. We make it easy to choose us as your primary TMS therapy treatment provider as we continuously make an effort to improve the quality of our service while developing unique.

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Frequently Asked Questions About TMS Treatment

Have you been wondering if TMS therapy can help you with your unique demands? Take a look at this helpful FAQ.

  • Is TMS Safe for Depression?

    Yes. All Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation therapies used by our team at Miami Beach TMS are FDA-approved, safe, and well-tolerated.

  • Does TMS Have Side Effects for Depression?

    Some people may experience involuntary eye blinking or facial muscle contraction during treatment. Others report minor headaches or mild pain at the stimulation site following treatment. These side effects usually go away within 24 hours.

  • Who Can Benefit from TMS?

    It can be challenging for patients seeking treatment when standard treatments, such as medication or talk therapy, do not improve their symptoms. TMS provides new hope for these kinds of patients. TMS therapy is a type of brain stimulation therapy that stimulates nerve cells in the brain to improve symptoms of depression. It can be life-changing for those who have not seen success with other treatments.


    Since the 1990s, TMS has provided relief of symptoms for patients with depression. We believe it is our responsibility to expand this innovative technology to Miami Beach to improve patients' lives across the area.

  • How Effective Is TMS for Bipolar Depression?

    Every person responds to treatment differently. However, about one-third to one-half of people become symptom-free following TMS depression treatment. Others may experience an improvement in mood and then find that antidepressants, talk therapy, and lifestyle changes (such as diet and exercise) provide additional relief.

  • Does Insurance Cover TMS for Depression?

    In the United States, most insurance plans cover TMS treatment for depression. To be sure, you should contact your health insurance company. Ask for your plan eligibility and benefits (EOB) for TMS.