TMS Therapy for

OCD

70%-80%
TMS therapy Success Rate

More than 50%
Patients in full remission

1 Week of treatment
Patients see improvement

TMS Therapy for OCD

What is Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)?

Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) is often misunderstood as simply being overly meticulous or having perfectionist traits. This common misperception detracts from the serious, often debilitating nature of the actual disorder.

If you or someone you know is struggling with OCD, let us guide you!
Please read on to know about the reality of living with OCD…

Personality Traits Versus Clinical Disorder

While some people might be naturally disorganized or meticulous, it’s crucial to differentiate these personality traits from the clinical symptoms of OCD. OCD involves pervasive, irrational behaviors and thoughts that dominate a person’s life, stemming from an intense, uncontrollable need to manage their environment and reduce anxiety.

The Reality of Living with OCD

OCD sufferers experience a heightened sense of fear and anxiety that they recognize as irrational, yet feel powerless to control.

This disorder manifests through compulsive behaviors and obsessive thoughts that vary widely among individuals but follow a distressing cycle of anxiety, ritualistic behavior, and temporary relief.

The Symptoms of OCD

OCD symptoms manifest in two main ways:
Obsessions: Persistent, unwanted thoughts such as fear of contamination, harm, or intrusive sexual or violent thoughts.

Compulsions: Repetitive behaviors aimed at reducing anxiety, such as excessive cleaning, checking, or arranging.

The Impact on Daily Life

OCD can severely impact personal relationships and everyday functioning. It’s often associated with other anxiety disorders and can lead to depression. Common fears include contracting illnesses, causing harm, or violating moral or religious beliefs.

The Vicious Cycle of OCD

Compulsive behaviors, whether it’s repeated hand-washing or skin picking, often reinforce obsessive thoughts, making them more frequent. These behaviors can become deeply ingrained, creating a feedback loop that strengthens neural pathways associated with the OCD rituals.

Who can benefit from TMS?

Consider the following questions:

  • Have you tried more than one antidepressant medication?
  • Have medications failed to provide sufficient relief from your depression?
  • Do the side effects of medication outweigh their benefits?
  • Has depression led to increased visits to your doctor for other health concerns?
  • Is depression interfering with your ability to work or earn a living?
  • Does depression still feel like it has too much control over your life?

If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, TMS Therapy could be a viable treatment option for you.

Conditions treated with TMS?

If you think you are suffering from the following conditions:

TMS Therapy treatment can help. Please contact us and we will be able to answer your questions and guide you!

Who can benefit from TMS?

Consider the following questions:

  • Have you tried more than one antidepressant medication?
  • Have medications failed to provide sufficient relief from your depression?
  • Do the side effects of medication outweigh their benefits?
  • Has depression led to increased visits to your doctor for other health concerns?
  • Is depression interfering with your ability to work or earn a living?
  • Does depression still feel like it has too much control over your life?

If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, TMS Therapy could be a viable treatment option for you.

Conditions treated with TMS?

If you think you are suffering from the following conditions:

  • Bipolar Disorder
  • PTSD
  • Postpartum Depression
  • Depression
  • Anxiety

TMS Therapy treatment can help. Please contact us and we will be able to answer your questions and guide you!