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What Causes Depression?
Clinical depression is a complex disorder that has a variety of potential causes. Learn how to identify these causes, how the causes can relate to one another, and how each individual can find a treatment plan that is tailored to their needs.
Accelerated TMS for Anxiety: A Breakthrough in Mental Health Treatment
Learn the effectiveness of Accelerated TMS as a treatment for anxiety disorders and what makes it different from alternative treatment options.
Accelerated TMS: Finding The Best TMS Therapy For You
Discover the latest Accelerated TMS treatment protocols, including HOPE-TMS and SAINT®, and learn which approach might suit you best.
Discovering New Hope: What is Accelerated TMS?
Learn what makes Accelerated TMS unique in the context of treating mental health conditions.
The History of TMS: What it is, How it Works, and Its Effectiveness for Treating Depression
Studies have shown that transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) can be 3x more effective for treating depression when compared with traditional approaches.
But what is TMS and how does it really work? This article will explore the 190 years of rich scientific history that produced a ground-breaking mental health treatment protocol for modern-day patients.
Promising Pathways: Advancing Treatment for Adolescent Depression Using Accelerated Brain Stimulation
In our latest study, our team confronts the growing problem of adolescent depression. Recent data paints a stark picture – the number of teenagers grappling with depression is surging. Even more concerning is that less than half of these severely affected adolescents receive the necessary treatment (National Institute of Mental Health, 2022).
Breaking New Ground: Accelerated iTBS Studies Offer Hope for Adolescent Depression Treatment
Acacia presented data at the 5th International Brain Stimulation conference in Lisbon, Portugal on the topic of accelerated iTBS for the treatment of adolescent depression. The prevalence of adolescent depression is steadily rising but unlike adults, less than half with severe impairment receive treatment. rTMS approaches could be transformational for adolescents and previous studies have demonstrated its safety.