Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS)
A modern, non-invasive treatment for depression, anxiety disorders and other conditions - no anesthesia required, performed on an outpatient basis.
What is TMS?
Through brief magnetic pulses, specific brain regions are stimulated whose activity may be altered in psychiatric and neurological conditions. The method is safe, well-tolerated, and requires no anesthesia.
Indications
- Depression, including treatment-resistant cases
- Anxiety disorders
- Obsessive-compulsive disorders
- Adult ADHD
- Chronic pain / Migraine
- Post-Covid fatigue and cognitive impairment
- Negative symptoms in psychosis (case by case)
Effects & Benefits
- Improvement of depressive symptoms
- More energy, clarity and motivation
- Improvement of cognitive functions
- Well-tolerated with minimal side effects
- Non-invasive outpatient procedure
Possible Side Effects
- Mild headaches
- Pressure sensation at stimulation site
- Rarely muscle twitching
- Very rarely dizziness
TMS Therapy Process
Initial Consultation
Diagnosis, medical history review, and determination of individual stimulation targets.
First Session
Determination of motor threshold (approximately 60 minutes).
Follow-up Sessions
Regular treatments of approximately 20 minutes duration.
Therapy Cycle
Weekday treatments over 2-3 weeks.
Costs & Insurance
Private health insurance often covers the costs, depending on the specific plan.
For patients with statutory health insurance, self-payment is currently usually required.
Upon request, I can provide cost estimates or justifications for insurance coverage applications.
Integrative Treatment Approach
In my practice, I work with a holistic concept that combines TMS with other treatment methods:
- Psychotherapy
- Medication management
- Sleep and pain medicine
- Neurological diagnostics
Interested in TMS Therapy?
TMS is a modern, safe, and scientifically well-established procedure - especially effective when conventional therapies have not been sufficiently helpful.
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