You are cared for by the physician, not handed off

Dr. Bermudes is a past president of the Clinical TMS Society and lead editor of the field's standard textbook on TMS in psychiatric practice. At many clinics, the physician signs the chart and a technician runs the rest.

Here, your psychiatrist designs and oversees your care, and that relationship is the heart of how we work.

We look for what others might miss

Dr. Bermudes' dual training in psychiatry and family medicine means he does not assume your symptoms are purely psychiatric. He actively investigates medical conditions that can affect brain function — because treating the whole picture means ruling nothing out.

Care across the lifespan

Deep TMS is now FDA-cleared for patients with Major Depression ages 15 to 86 -  the widest age range of any TMS system. We can help adolescents, adults, and older adults, including patients other clinics turn away.

TMS is a tool, not the whole plan

Brain stimulation works because it helps the brain rewire. We pair it with psychotherapy (CBT and ACT) and careful medication management so the biology and the therapy reinforce each other. One coordinated plan, not three disconnected ones.

We stay with you

Brain-health conditions can come and go over a lifetime. We do not treat once and discharge. We help you reach remission, support you through maintenance, and focus on brain health prevention so you stay well — the same ongoing care every medical specialty provides.

We work alongside your existing care

Already seeing a therapist or psychiatrist?

You don't have to choose. We coordinate directly with your care team so every part of your treatment is working toward the same goal.