TMS restoration psychiatry
Person centered psychiatric care that focuses on the unique needs of every patient.
Safe, effective, non-invasive depression treatment.
Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) is a treatment that targets key areas of the brain known to be less active in people with moderate to severe depression.
With little to no side effects, TMS is revolutionizing the way patients approach their depression treatment. With short sessions that allow you to function normally with no recovery time, TMS is leading the way in which people overcome their debilitating symptoms without the harmful side effects of medication.
There is hope for treating your depression.
Patient
Testimonials
“This treatment and the wonderful practitioners of this practice changed my life. I struggle with severe depression and anxiety, the ongoing support from this practice gives me the most relief I've had of my issues I've seen in almost 15 years.”
-Samuel F.
“After 25+ years with MDD and 25+ meds and combinations that never helped in the slightest, TMS Neurostar has been the ONLY thing that I have had improvement on! Not only improvement, but significant improvement! I am not 100% but am in a totally different place than I was! Dr. Alao and his staff have been amazing. He seems to actually care whether you are feeling better and he has gone out of his way to get me the help I needed! He fought for me with the insurance company and I am so grateful. I feel like I am getting my life back after so many years and for the first time in what feels like forever, am hopeful that things will continue to improve. My family was able to see the change before I recognized it. I definitely recommend anyone with treatment resistant MDD give TMS a try (it doesn’t hurt!) and I can’t imagine a better place to have it done.”
-A.C.
“Dr. Alao and all of his staff are warm and friendly. I had a great experience and would highly recommend going here for TMS therapy. They were flexible with my schedule and I always felt like they genuinely cared about my treatment and how I was progressing.”
-Rachel P.
