Thinking of Referring Someone Who’s Struggling with Medication Side Effects?

Posted: May 30, 2025

For many individuals facing mental health challenges, like depression, OCD, or addiction, medication is often the first step.

But what happens when the side effects become too much, or the benefits don’t outweigh the burden?

We offer an alternative path forward: non-invasive, FDA-cleared Deep TMS therapy, proven to help when traditional treatments fall short.

Why Consider Deep TMS?

If someone you care about is experiencing:

Persistent fatigue or emotional numbness from antidepressants

Weight gain, sexual dysfunction, or digestive issues

Restlessness, agitation, or insomnia

A cycle of trying multiple medications with little relief

…it may be time to explore a new approach.

Deep TMS works by gently stimulating targeted areas of the brain associated with mood, motivation, and anxiety—without systemic side effects.

How to Start the Conversation

Many people feel discouraged after multiple failed treatments.

They may worry that nothing will help or feel ashamed for not "getting better."

Here’s a compassionate way to open the door:

“I know you’ve been through a lot with medications. There’s a treatment I recently heard about that doesn’t involve drugs. It’s helped others who felt like nothing was working—would you be open to learning more about it?”

You don’t need to be an expert—just a supportive presence.

We’ll provide the rest.

What Makes Deep TMS Different?

No daily pills

Minimal side effects (no weight gain, sedation, or cognitive dulling)

Safe and effective for people who didn’t respond to medications

Short sessions, with no downtime—patients can return to work or school the same day

Clinically proven with high success rates, even in treatment-resistant cases

How the Referral Process Works

It is easy!

Contact our TeamCare—we’ll walk you through the next steps.

We schedule a consultation to assess whether Deep TMS is the right fit.

Our team handles insurance verification, coordination, and follow-up care.

Your loved one receives ongoing, evidence-based support in a calm, compassionate setting.