Why?
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Even after completing a successful TMS protocol, symptoms can slowly return without continued neuromodulation support. Maintenance TMS helps stabilize neural circuits, sustain remission, and reduce relapse risk.
- Multiple controlled trials show maintenance TMS significantly reduces relapse rates compared to discontinuation
- Maintenance sessio
Even after completing a successful TMS protocol, symptoms can slowly return without continued neuromodulation support. Maintenance TMS helps stabilize neural circuits, sustain remission, and reduce relapse risk.
- Multiple controlled trials show maintenance TMS significantly reduces relapse rates compared to discontinuation
- Maintenance sessions at least monthly ideally 2–6 monthly, extend and stabilize symptom reduction
- For OCD, the brain’s circuitry responds best to routine reinforcement, not one-time treatment
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Subscription Plan
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Across studies involving both depression and OCD, one consistent finding emerges:
Regular, structured stimulation is more effective than occasional, reactive sessions.
Annual Commitment – Monthly Payments
or
- Up to 6 maintenance TMS sessions per month
- Scheduling flexibility
Across studies involving both depression and OCD, one consistent finding emerges:
Regular, structured stimulation is more effective than occasional, reactive sessions.
Annual Commitment – Monthly Payments
or
- Up to 6 maintenance TMS sessions per month
- Scheduling flexibility
- Treatment adjustments based on symptom changes
- Monitoring of progress through validated clinical measures
- Coordination with your therapist or medication prescriber when desired
Who?
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Who?
Maintenance TMS may be appropriate if:
- You responded to an acute TMS series (standard or accelerated) and want to protect your gains.
- You have a history of recurrent or treatment-resistant depression or mood instability.
- You prefer a non-medication or lower-medication long-term strategy, or you’ve had side effects or limited benefit from m
Maintenance TMS may be appropriate if:
- You responded to an acute TMS series (standard or accelerated) and want to protect your gains.
- You have a history of recurrent or treatment-resistant depression or mood instability.
- You prefer a non-medication or lower-medication long-term strategy, or you’ve had side effects or limited benefit from medications.
- You notice that symptoms tend to creep back several weeks or months after improving.
At BrainBody, we offer a structured, evidence-informed plan to stabilize your brain, support your functioning, and give you a safety net as you move forward.
