TMS Therapy
for ADHD
There have been recent studies that confirm the effectiveness of TMS in treating ADHD. If you or a loved one is not seeing improvement with traditional therapies or treatment, TMS Therapy can be the solution.
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THE SCIENCE
Understanding ADHD and its challenges
ADHD is a neurodevelopmental disorder often first diagnosed in childhood, though many people aren't diagnosed until adulthood - where symptoms like inattention, impulsivity, and hyperactivity can be harder to spot.
Physical exam, psychological tests
and detailed information gathering typically make up an ADHD diagnosis.
Anxiety, depression
and language deficits are among the mental health conditions that can mimic ADHD symptoms.
Seizure disorders, brain injury, thyroid problems, or low blood sugar can also resemble ADHD.
A medical professional can help determine an accurate diagnosis.
Accurate diagnosis
requires a medical professional to rule out these overlapping conditions.
SYMPTOMS
Common symptoms of ADHD
ADHD presents in three types. The inattentive type struggles with organizing or finishing tasks, following instructions, and staying focused.
The hyperactive-impulsive type involves excessive talking and fidgeting, difficulty sitting still, and - especially in children - constant movement or interrupting others. A combined presentation includes symptoms of both.
ADHD symptoms in children
- Squirms or fidgets a lot
- Talks too much
- Daydreams all the time
- Struggles with resisting temptation
- May not get along with others well
- Loses things a lot
ADHD symptoms in adults
- Impulsiveness
- Trouble multitasking
- Poor planning and time management skills
- Disorganized
- Easily gets frustrated
- Has trouble prioritizing important things
Is TMS Therapy right for you? Find out today!
A free consultation is all it takes to know for sure - no commitment, no pressure, just answers. Most patients are seen within the week.
treatment options
Treating ADHD
Prescription medication
Medications for the treatment of ADHD vary in each individual. A medical professional may prescribe some stimulants such as methylphenidate or amphetamine as it can help boost and balance the neurotransmitters in your brain.
Other medications may include antidepressants such as bupropion. They may be a good option, especially when you can’t take stimulants because of other health problems. Individuals might also experience side effects from prescription medication. Side-effects might include:
- Moodiness and irritability
- Tics
- Headaches and stomachaches
- Delayed growth
- Loss of appetite
- Problems sleeping
Some doctors may recommend therapy first for children younger than six years of age before trying medications for treating ADHD.
Talk Therapy
Psychotherapy can help adults with ADHD understand the disorder and build the skills to manage it — including minimizing impulsive behavior, coping with work or social challenges, controlling temper, and improving time management and self-esteem.
Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) specifically targets negative thinking patterns and behavior, helping patients better navigate everyday challenges like school or relationships.
Most patients benefit from a combination of treatments, tailored to the individual and supported by ongoing monitoring and follow-up.
TMS Therapy
TMS for ADHD is a non-invasive treatment that targets the specific brain regions affected by the disorder. A trial published by the National Library of Medicine found no serious adverse effects, and most patients experience only minimal side effects.
Benefits include:
- Increased ability to focus on essential tasks
- Improved self-confidence and organizational skills
- Enhanced efficiency at work and in social situations
TMS may also help reduce reliance on medications with unwanted side effects, offering a non-sedative alternative with a strong success rate.
THE BENEFITS
Why choose TMS Therapy
A safe, proven path to relief - without medication, downtime, or guesswork.
Minimal side effects
While all treatments come with their set of side effects, TMS stands out for its minimalism in this regard. The most commonly reported side effect is a slight discomfort at the treatment site, which usually diminishes with time. This contrasts sharply with other treatments, especially medications, which can sometimes lead to many systemic side effects.
Quick and convenient treatment sessions
In today’s fast-paced world, lengthy medical procedures can be a deterrent. TMS therapy addresses this concern with its relatively short sessions. Typically lasting 18-37 minutes, these sessions can easily be scheduled during lunch breaks or between daily tasks, ensuring minimal disruption to a patient’s routine. Additionally, there’s no recovery period post-session, allowing patients to immediately resume their activities.
FDA approved
Achieving FDA approval is a testament to a treatment’s efficacy and safety. TMS has not only been recognized by the FDA but has also been approved for the treatment of both OCD and depression. This approval provides patients and clinicians alike with the confidence that TMS is a credible, effective, and safe treatment option.
Non-invasive nature
One of the most significant benefits of TMS is its non-invasive approach. Patients need not undergo surgery, have implants placed, or face the challenges typically associated with more invasive procedures. This feature makes it particularly appealing for those who might be apprehensive about surgical treatments or the potential complications they might entail.
LOCATIONS
Care close to home, across New York
With 10 locations across the Hudson Valley, Westchester, Long Island, the Capital Region, and Central New York, Clearwave care is closer than you may think.
Ready to feel like yourself again?
Most new patients are seen within the week.