At Optimind, We are specialists in TMS. TMS is an evidence-based, non-invasive treatment with established applications for mental health conditions including depression and OCD, and growing evidence across areas such as anxiety, PTSD, memory, and cognition. Research continues to expand its potential applications across a range of additional neurological and psychiatric conditions.

Our dedicated Medical Director and Psychiatric Director work alongside our expertly trained TMS technicians to provide knowledgeable, individualized care from consultation through treatment. Explore the conditions below to learn more about TMS and where it may fit into your care.

Mental Health

TMS is an evidence-based treatment for mood disorders, offering strong rates of response without the systemic side effects commonly associated with medication.

Depression

Depression

TMS is a Health Canada–approved (since 2002), evidence-based treatment for depression, with strong rates of response and remission and next to no side-effect profile.

Anxiety

Anxiety

TMS has demonstrated promising results in reducing anxiety symptoms, both independently and when experienced alongside depression.

PTSD

PTSD

TMS has shown promising results for PTSD, with significant symptom reduction and remission. At Optimind, approximately 60% of our treated patients have achieved remission.

OCD

OCD

For a condition that can be particularly challenging to treat, TMS offers an FDA-cleared option for OCD with evidence supporting meaningful symptom reduction.

Memory, Cognition & More

Beyond its applications in mental health, TMS has shown promising evidence for supporting memory and cognition, both independently and when studied alongside cognitive training, as well as across a growing range of neurological and cognitive concerns.

Person experiencing chronic pain

Pain

TMS offers a non-invasive, drug-free approach to pain management, with international guidelines supporting its use for neuropathic pain.

Senior woman after stroke recovery

Post-Stroke

TMS is evidenced as a non-invasive approach to support rehabilitation after stroke, with promising research for improving motor function and recovery.

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