In-network with most major plans
A new era of mental health care.
Evidence-based psychiatry, therapy and TMS — delivered by clinicians who take the time to know you. In-person and telehealth, most insurance accepted.
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Outcomes
Progress you can see in the numbers
60%
average reduction in depression symptom scores by week eight
50%
average reduction in anxiety symptom scores by week eight
93%
of patients who begin a TMS course finish their treatment
91%
of patients attend all appointments booked over the course of a year and continue care
Conditions We Treat
Care for the whole range of what you're carrying.
Every plan starts with a full diagnostic assessment — never a fifteen-minute script.
Depression
Persistent low mood, loss of interest, and the treatment-resistant cases other clinics give up on.
Anxiety
Generalised anxiety, panic disorder, social anxiety and the physical symptoms that come with them.
Postpartum
Postpartum depression and anxiety, treated with options that fit feeding, sleep and a new baby.
PTSD
Trauma-focused therapy at your pace, with clinicians trained in EMDR and prolonged exposure.
Tinnitus
Persistent ringing that disrupts sleep and mood — addressed with retraining therapy and TMS protocols.
Migraines
Chronic migraine care coordinated with your mood and sleep treatment rather than in isolation.
OCD
Exposure and response prevention, plus TMS for OCD that has not responded to therapy alone.
Our mission
Our mission is to put TMS within reach of more people living with depression. A treatment this effective should not be hard to find.
It is FDA-cleared and non-medicinal, and for many patients it is the best chance they have of feeling like themselves again.
Delivered by doctors, technicians and office staff who make the course something you would send a friend to — from the first phone call to the final session.
Talk to Our TeamTreatments
A full spectrum of care, under one roof.
TMS
FDA-cleared magnetic stimulation for depression and OCD when medication has fallen short.
Accelerated TMS
A full course compressed into days, not weeks, for patients who need results fast.
Psychiatry
Diagnostic evaluation and ongoing medication management from a clinician who knows you.
Spravato®
In-office esketamine treatment for treatment-resistant depression, monitored start to finish. Offered at our Texas locations only.
Therapy
CBT, DBT, EMDR and ACT with therapists working alongside your prescriber, never in a silo.
Not sure how you are really doing?
Talk to our team about how you are feeling and the next steps for your care.
TMS Therapy
When medication hasn't been enough.
Non-invasive, FDA-cleared magnetic stimulation for depression and OCD. No anesthesia, no sedation — you drive yourself home and go back to your day.
19 min
per session
36
sessions in a course
0
days of downtime
Choosing care
Therapy, psychiatry, or both?
Most people start with one and add the other when it helps. Here is the plain difference between them.
Therapy
Psychiatry
Talking work. You and a therapist unpack what is happening and build ways through it.
Medical work. A prescriber looks at what is driving the symptoms and treats it directly.
A licensed therapist: LCSW, LMFT, PhD or PsyD.
A psychiatric clinician: MD, DO or PMHNP.
Structured methods with evidence behind them — CBT, DBT, EMDR, ACT — and skills that stay with you afterwards.
A full diagnostic picture first, then a plan: medication, TMS, Spravato®, or none of them if none is warranted.
No.
Yes.
An hour at a time, weekly or every other week, reviewed monthly for as long as it earns its place.
A sixty-minute evaluation, then shorter check-ins every two to four weeks until things settle.
The week feels more manageable, and you are using outside the room what you practiced in it.
Your symptom scores move, side effects stay tolerable, and the plan still makes sense to you.
Reviews
In their words.
Questions
Any questions?
Find trust-worthy answers on everything we treat and how we treat it.
What happens at my first visit?
A sixty-minute diagnostic intake covering history, physical health, sleep and current symptoms, ending with a written plan you leave with the same day.
Do I have to take medication?
No. Medication is one option among several. Many patients do well with therapy alone, or with TMS, and we will say so plainly rather than defaulting to a prescription.
How long does treatment take?
It depends on the plan — a TMS course runs about six weeks, therapy is ongoing and reviewed monthly, medication changes are checked every two to four weeks at first.
Do you see adolescents?
We see patients aged 13 and up. Adolescent care includes family sessions and, with consent, coordination with school counselors.
How soon can I be seen?
New patient consultations are usually available within five business days, and same-week telehealth slots often open up.
What do I need for my first appointment?
A photo ID, your insurance card, and a list of current medications. We send intake forms ahead of time so the visit itself is all conversation.
Can I switch clinicians if it is not a fit?
Yes, any time. Our intake team will match you with someone new at no extra cost and no awkward conversation required.
Do you take my insurance?
We are in-network with most major commercial plans as well as Medicare and Tricare. We verify your benefits before your first appointment.
Is TMS covered by insurance?
For treatment-resistant depression, yes — most plans cover TMS once you have tried two or more medications. We handle the prior authorization for you.
What if I am not covered?
We offer transparent self-pay rates and can walk you through a payment plan before you commit to anything.
Ready when you are — and sooner than you think
Most new patients are seen inside a week. We check your benefits first, so you know what a visit costs before you walk in.
Book a ConsultationIn crisis? Call or text 988 any time.