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Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) is a non-invasive treatment that uses focused magnetic pulses to activate areas of the brain involved in mood regulation. There’s no surgery and no anesthesia, and you’re awake and alert throughout.

Ampa One is FDA-cleared for adults with major depressive disorder who haven’t improved enough with antidepressant medication in their current episode. Teens aged 15 to 17 may be considered case by case; this is off-label for Ampa One and requires a parent or guardian’s consent and our medical director’s approval. A licensed clinician makes the final decision based on your history. Take our 2-minute questionnaire to get started.

Most people describe a tapping sensation on the scalp. Some feel mild discomfort at first, which usually lessens as treatment continues. We can adjust settings to keep you comfortable.

The most common side effects are mild scalp discomfort and headache during or shortly after treatment. Seizure is a rare risk, comparable to or lower than rates seen with common antidepressant medications. Your clinician will review risks with you before treatment.

Many people continue their current medications during TMS. Your clinician will review everything you take, since some medications need special consideration.

It varies from person to person. Some people notice changes within days or weeks, while for others improvement is more gradual. We follow up with you after treatment to track your progress.

An accelerated TMS schedule that delivers a full course of brief TMS sessions in a single day, with rest breaks in between, instead of daily visits over several weeks. Learn more.

The Ampa One device is FDA-cleared for major depressive disorder in adults who haven’t improved enough with antidepressant medication. The one-day accelerated schedule itself is not FDA-cleared and may involve prescription medications used off-label. Early research is promising but limited. Your clinician will walk you through benefits, risks, and alternatives.

Plan to spend most of the day with us. Bring something to relax with (a book, music, or a show) and comfortable clothes. We’ll give you detailed instructions, including transportation, before your appointment.

Pricing depends on your treatment plan. Please contact us at (302) 494-4666 and our team will walk you through it.

We’ll begin accepting insurance in early 2027 for the traditional multi-week TMS course. Today, the One-Day Program is available as self-pay. Join our launch list and we’ll let you know when insurance options open.

We’re in Delaware and will announce our office location soon. Call us to learn more.

Yes. Veterans, active-duty service members, and first responders (police, firefighters, EMS, and dispatchers) receive priority scheduling, and we’re glad to talk through our dedicated offerings for those who serve. Just let us know when you take the questionnaire or call us.

No referral is needed to contact us. If you have a psychiatrist, therapist, or primary care doctor, we’re happy to coordinate with them.

TMS is not an emergency treatment. If you’re thinking about harming yourself, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline) or call 911 right away.