Lasting Relief

with Non-Invasive

TMS Therapy

Dr. Ben Van Leeuwen, MD, offers innovative Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) treatment for depression and other mental health conditions at Tanner Clinic.

Conditions Targeted

Major depressive disorder, OCD, anxiety disorders, PTSD, and Tinnitus.

Methodology

TMS involves delivering magnetic pulses to stimulate specific brain regions, often the prefrontal cortex, which regulates mood.

Session Lengths

A typical TMS session lasts about 20 to 40 minutes. The exact duration can vary depending on the individual’s condition.

Session Frequency

Sessions are usually conducted five times a week over the course of several weeks.

Struggling with Traditional Treatments?

Discover a Proven Alternative for Mental Health and Neurological Conditions!

If you’ve been struggling to find relief from mental health or neurological conditions through traditional treatments like medication, you’re not alone. Many individuals face ongoing symptoms despite their best efforts. That’s where Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) comes in—a cutting-edge, non-invasive therapy proven to help where other methods have fallen short. TMS offers hope for those seeking an effective and lasting solution to improve their well-being without the need for medication.

Why TMS could be a better treatment

Conditions Treated

Major Depressive Disorder

OCD

Anxiety Disorders

PTSD

Tinnitus

How it Works

Magnetic Pulses Stimulate Brain Regions

TMS uses magnetic pulses to target specific areas of the brain, like the prefrontal cortex, which are linked to mood regulation. These pulses stimulate neurons, improving communication between different brain regions. The process is non-invasive, making it a safe alternative to surgery or medication.

Quick, Simple, In-Office Treatment Sessions

Each TMS session lasts 20 to 40 minutes, during which the patient remains fully awake and alert. The treatment is administered in-office, typically 5 days a week over 4 to 6 weeks, with no recovery time required afterward.

Safe, Non-Invasive, and Drug-Free

TMS doesn’t require anesthesia, and patients experience minimal side effects. Since it doesn’t involve medication, TMS avoids common drug-related complications, providing a more comfortable experience for individuals who are sensitive to pharmaceutical treatments.

Questions?

If you have any questions and don’t find the answers here, feel free to reach out and chat with us!

No, Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) is generally not painful. Some patients may feel mild discomfort or a tapping sensation at the treatment site, but this usually fades quickly and doesn’t last beyond the session.

There’s no recovery time needed after TMS sessions. The procedure is non-invasive and drug-free, so patients can resume normal activities immediately after treatment.

Many patients begin noticing improvements in their symptoms after a few weeks of regular treatment. However, response times vary, with some experiencing relief sooner and others requiring the full treatment course for significant results.

Real Results, Real Stories
After years of struggling with severe depression and trying numerous medications with limited success, I discovered TMS at Tanner Clinic. The commitment was significant—traveling 240 miles daily during harsh winter months—but the possibility of relief made it worthwhile. Under Dr. Van Leeuwen's care, the TMS treatment profoundly changed my life. Despite facing immense personal challenges, including the loss of a job, the unexpected deaths of close family members, and a decrease in income, I managed these situations with resilience that was previously unimaginable. Thanks to TMS and the dedicated team at Tanner Clinic, I now enjoy a renewed ability to function and thrive in society. I wholeheartedly recommend TMS to anyone battling persistent depression. It gave me a new lease on life.
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