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TMS Therapy Treatment for Depression in Olympia WA | Clear TMS+
Be Free from Depression
Enjoy Life to the Fullest!
When you or someone that you love struggles with depression and medications aren’t working, ClearTMS+ offers hope. We offer medication free treatment for depression using NeuroStar Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation Therapy. With millions of treatments delivered, TMS is an FDA-cleared, effective, and medication-free treatment for depression.
62% of our patients achieve remission after NeuroStar TMS therapy
83% of our patients respond to an acute course of TMS treatment
The only TMS treatment with demonstrated durability in depression through 1 year
36 sessions, no medications, no side effects, FDA approved!
Now the only FDA approved TMS treatement for adolescent depression in combination with other therapies
We Use TMS to Help With:
Depression
OCD
Nicotine Addiction
Anxiety
Autism
Headaches / Migraines
PTSD
Chronic Pain
Tinnitus
Our Therapists
Diana Wilcox
Diana Wilcox, a board-certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, and founder of the Clear TMS+ clinic.
Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner
Jennifer Kapelos
Jennifer Kapelos, a certified psychotherapist, works with horses to offer powerful emotional healing and trauma-informed care.
Psychotherapy and Equine Assisted Therapy Practitioner
Celia Forno
Celia Forno, a board-certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, has a collaborative approach to mental health.
Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse PractitionerFrequently Asked Questions
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While we mainly offer TMS therapy, we also offer other mental health services such as talk therapy, mental health diagnosis and evaluations, animal-assisted therapies, Spravato / Esketamine therapy, and neurofeedback treatments.
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TMS, short for Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation, is a type of therapy designed for individuals with treatment-resistant depression. TMS involves using magnetic pulses to stimulate brain activity in regions of the brain that have been impacted by depression. Read more on our TMS Treatment page.
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While the exact science is complex, the simple explanation is that magnetic pulses are used to modulate brain activity by stimulating nerve cells in the brain.
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No, TMS therapy is not a hoax. While it is a newer therapy than talk therapy or antidepressants, it has been studied extensively and is remarkably effective.
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Yes, TMS is perfectly safe. TMS therapy has been widely tested and has been FDA approved since 2008. It is non-invasive, drug-free, and has little to no side effects.
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The effects of TMS vary depending on the patient, but many see results that last over a year.
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Most patients begin to see positive effects from TMS after a couple of weeks of treatment.
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If you’re suffering from treatment-resistant depression, it can be hard to believe that there is anything out there that will work for you, but believe it or not, yes, TMS has been highly effective at improving symptoms for people with treatment-resistant depression. 83% of patients see results from TMS therapy, and 62% achieve complete remission!
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The first TMS device was invented in 1985, and began clinical trials in 1996. In 2008, TMS was approved for medical use by the FDA.
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Generally yes, TMS is covered by most insurance plans for individuals with treatment resistant depression. Read more on our page Is TMS Covered By Insurance?
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No, most patients will feel nothing during TMS treatment, while some experience a mild tingling or twitching sensation. Read more on our page Does TMS Hurt?
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TMS is best for people with depression who have tried other types of treatment without success. If you’ve tried traditional therapies and antidepressants and are still struggling, TMS may work for you. Read more on our page Is TMS Right For Me?
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Full TMS therapy requires 36 sessions over the course of several weeks, which each session taking about half an hour.
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The main target for TMS treatment is the left dorsolateral prefrontal cortex (DLPFC). This region of the brain plays a big role in emotional regulation.
