Offering Magnetic e-Resonance Therapy- MeRT (EEG guided rTMS) a non-invasive, painless therapy that stimulates targeted areas of the brain using patient specific frequency, amplitude and location to create brain optimization and efficiency. Magnetic e-Resonance Therapy is a non-invasive neuromodulation approach aimed at restoring and optimizing neurological health. While this biochemical, electric
al organ is most often treated with the chemical, MeRT's non-invasive approach works with the brain's preferred optimum alpha frequency creating neuronal connections and encouraging synchronicity. Many neurological and behavioral health conditions now have new hope for a treatment and many with durable outcomes. Conditions like Major Depressive Disorder (MDD), Autism (ASD), Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI), Sleep Disorders, Anxiety, Substance and Opioid Addiction (SUD), Dementia (MCI and Alzheimer's Disease), Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD), Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and others. Our treatment process begins with an EEG/ECG to capture heart rate and brain wave activity. Scans are run through algorithms and reviewed by an expert laboratory team comprised of a neurosurgeon, treating physician, and senior scientist. If areas of the brain are identified that are not functioning optimally, the team will recommend an individualized brain treatment plan using patient-specific frequency, amplitude and location. Treatments are done on an outpatient basis and last 30-60 minutes and typically over the course of 2 to 6 weeks. EEG/ECG are performed after each group of 10 treatments and is reviewed with the treating physician. Treatments can be done early in the morning or during the noon hour for patients that want to work a traditional schedule during treatment. The cost-effective treatments are a fraction of the cost of a lifetime medical management and support services. Perhaps the greater benefit is the transformative quality of life changes for the individual and their family. To learn more, call or message us to schedule an orientation.