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  • What To Expect With Spravato
    What To Expect With Spravato
    Living with depression that does not respond to medication can leave you feeling discouraged. You may have tried different prescriptions, dose changes, or treatment approaches, only to feel as if nothing has truly helped. Over time, it may become clear that additional treatment options could support your continued progress. Learning...
  • How To Choose a TMS Provider
    How To Choose a TMS Provider
    If you have been living with long-term depression, the idea of starting a new treatment can feel overwhelming. You may already feel exhausted from trying medications or other treatment options that did not bring the relief you were hoping for. When you reach this stage, it is common to wonder...
  • Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS)
    Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS)
    Timeline of Major Advancements - From a protocol of 7 weeks to now, 1 day Standard TMS In 2008, Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) was FDA-approved to treat major depressive disorder that did not resolve with antidepressants. The major clinical trial included 20-30 treatments, each of 38 minutes duration. It was...
  • What Does Spravato Do?
    What Does Spravato Do?
    Depression can negatively affect multiple facets of your life, leaving you feeling isolated and hopeless. For many, common anti-depressants and psychotherapy may not be enough to improve well-being. If you are struggling with depressive symptoms that do not respond to medications and traditional therapies, Spravato may be an effective alternative...
  • How Long Can You Stay on Spravato?
    How Long Can You Stay on Spravato?
    If you are currently taking or considering starting Spravato, you may have questions about the length of treatment. At The Neuropsychiatry & TMS Group, we are dedicated to helping you address your mental health concerns with open communication, in-depth guidance, and evidence-based treatment designed for your unique needs. If you...
  • What is the Success Rate of Spravato Treatment?
    What is the Success Rate of Spravato Treatment?
    Spravato treatment is a nasal spray used to treat persistent depression that has not responded to two or more oral antidepressants. By targeting different neural pathways in the brain, Spravato may help you find relief faster and more effectively than other therapies. Here, we will answer your questions, including those...
  • How Long is Spravato Treatment?
    How Long is Spravato Treatment?
    Spravato is a nasal spray containing esketamine. It has become a popular treatment option for many individuals experiencing persistent depression despite having tried multiple traditional antidepressants. If you are wondering how long Spravato treatment is, our knowledgeable providers at The Neuropsychiatry & TMS Group can answer your questions and help...
  • Understanding TMS: A Primer for Therapists
    Understanding TMS: A Primer for Therapists
    Learning Objectives  After reading this article, you should be able to: 1. Describe the mechanism of action of transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS). 2. Explain the clinical considerations for determining a patient's suitability for TMS treatment. 3. Assess the comparative advantages of TMS over other treatment modalities, such as electroconvulsive therapy...
  • Esketamine
    Esketamine
    We are now offering the FDA-approved and insurance-covered treatment, Esketamine (Spravato), at The Neuropsychiatry and TMS Group. Esketamine is a molecule that is the mirror image of the better-known ketamine. Ketamine was initially FDA-approved as an anesthetic to be used during surgical procedures. In the early 2000s, it was studied...
  • Depression Sufferers Who Can’t Take Medication Can Use New Technology That Improves Symptoms
    Depression Sufferers Who Can’t Take Medication Can Use New Technology That Improves Symptoms
    Depression sufferers who can't take medication can use new technology that improves symptoms By: Wendy Ryan TAMPA, Fla. — Depression is often treated with medication, but a new technological advancement provides new hope for those who can't take antidepressants. "It's an FDA-approved treatment for depression. It was approved in 2008....