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Introducing Deep TMS

The Next Generation of Mental Health Treatments

Introducing Deep TMS

The Next Generation of Mental Health Treatments

Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) offers a noninvasive approach that stimulates specific brain regions with magnetic pulses, supporting healthier patterns of activity linked to emotional balance, drive, and overall mental well-being.

When it comes to substance use disorders, managing underlying depression plays a vital role in both initiating recovery and maintaining long-term progress.

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FDA-cleared for treating Major Depressive Disorder, Anxious Depression, Late-Life Depression, Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder, and Smoking Addiction

Non-pharmacological and free of systemic side effects

Flexible use as a standalone therapy or alongside existing counseling and medication programs

No anesthesia or sedation required, with no post-treatment recovery time

High treatment adherence due to brief, daily sessions and side effect profile

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Beyond Traditional Approaches

When Medication and Therapy Often Fall Short

Beyond Traditional Approaches

When Medication and Therapy Often Fall Short

Although medication and talk therapy remain central to mental health care, they don’t work for everyone when navigating the challenges of mental health or addiction recovery.

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The Overlap Is Clear

Addiction, Depression &
Anxiety Often Coexist

Recovery from addiction can become more challenging when additional mental health disorders like depression, anxiety, or obsessive-compulsive disorder are also present.

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Addiction & Mental Health

People struggling with substance use disorders face double the risk of developing mood or anxiety conditions, including depression, anxious depression, and obsessive-compulsive disorder.

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Depression & Addiction Link

Almost one-third of people diagnosed with major depressive disorder will experience a substance use disorder at some stage in their lifetime.

The Overlap Is Clear

Breaking Barriers to Recovery

These can significantly hinder progress, increase relapse and suicide risk, and diminish overall wellbeing.

Camelback’s TMS therapy in Phoenix offers a powerful, non-pharmacological tool to directly address these underlying challenges, potentially enhancing the effectiveness of your recovery strategies.

When recovery meets resistance

The Added Challenge of Addiction

Several factors can limit the success of traditional treatments of mood disorders for patients suffering from addiction:

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OBJECTS

Medication Interactions
and Side Effects

Individuals with substance use disorders may have increased risk of drug interactions or intolerable side effects from antidepressant medications. Furthermore, the desire to avoid introducing another substance can make patients hesitant about medication.

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Compromised Neurobiology

Chronic substance use can lead to significant alterations in brain structure and function, potentially reducing the efficacy of medications that target specific neurotransmitter systems.

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Engagement in Therapy

Co-morbid structure use and depression can significantly impair motivation, cognitive function, and emotional processing, making it challenging for individuals to actively engage in psychotheraphy.

Treating Multiple Conditions

The complex interplay between addiction and depression can make it difficult to determine which came first, hindering effectiveness of treatments targeting only one condition.

By directly stimulating neurons in key brain networks associated with mood regulation, Deep TMS™ provides a non-pharmacological approach that can be effective even when traditional treatments for depression and OCD have yielded limited results.

Personalized pathways to healing

Targeted Relief with
H1 & H7 Coils

Depression can be treated using the H1 or H7 Coil which modulate
different brain networks, enabling a personalized approach.

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H1 Coil

The H1 Coil stimulates areas associated with the Central Executive Network, specifically the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex (DLPFC), related to reason and control.

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H7 Coil

The H7 Coil stimulates areas associated with the Default Mode Network, involved in regulation of internal thoughts. This includes the medial prefrontal cortex and cingulate cortex.

A Deeper Path to Healing

Deep TMS Supports Recovery
from Depression in Addiction Care

At Camelback Integrated Health, Deep TMS therapy enhances addiction treatment by addressing co-occurring challenges like depression, anxiety, and OCD helping individuals overcome obstacles that often disrupt lasting recovery.

A Non-Addictive, Tailored Path to Recovery

Non-pharmacological and non-addictive personalized approach

Boosting Treatment Outcomes

Enhances outcomes of existing addiction treatments through mood stabilization

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Relief that Improves Engagement

Relieving depression and anxiety strengthens patient engagement in recovery.

A Holistic Model for Recovery

Offers a comprehensive care model aligned with modern, integrative treatment practices

Addressing Mood, Supporting Recovery

Helps reduce relapse risk by targeting underlying mood disorders commonly seen in addiction

Clinically Proven, Patient Driven

Backed by a Strong Clinical Foundation

Clinically Proven, Patient Driven

Backed by a Strong Clinical Foundation

The safety and efficacy of BrainsWay Deep TMS in alleviating depression and OCD symptoms has repeatedly been demonstrated in sham-controlled clinical studies and real clinical usage.

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Among depressed adult patients who completed at least 30 Deep TMS sessions, greater than 4 in 5 achieved response and approximately 2 in 3 achieved remission.

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Among OCD patients who completed a treatment course of 29 sessions in real clinical practice settings, greater than 1 in 2 achieved
a sustained response.

FAQs

Deep Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (Deep TMS) is a noninvasive procedure that delivers focused magnetic pulses to specific regions of the brain. These pulses help modulate neural activity in circuits involved in mood, motivation, and emotional regulation  supporting healthier brain function without requiring sedation or anesthesia.

Deep TMS is FDA-cleared for treating major depressive disorder, anxious depression, late-life depression, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), and also for helping with smoking addiction.

Yes. Deep TMS is non-pharmacological and can be used either on its own or as a complement to existing therapies or medications, offering flexibility in integrating into a patient’s overall treatment plan.

No. Deep TMS requires no anesthesia or sedation, and there’s no post-treatment recovery period. Patients can return to their normal routine immediately after a session.

Clinical and real-world data suggest strong outcomes: over 80% of depressed patients who complete at least 30 sessions achieve a response, and roughly two-thirds reach remission. For OCD, more than half of treated patients in real-world settings experience a sustained response after around 29 sessions.

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