Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation Therapy for Children Ages 11-17
At A Child and Family Psychiatry, we understand the unique challenges faced by children and adolescents dealing with mental health issues. Our Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) Therapy is specifically designed for young patients aged 11-17, offering a non-invasive and effective treatment option. We're committed to providing compassionate care in a safe, judgment-free environment.
Important Note: TMS is not covered by most insurances for patients under age 18.
Conditions We Treat with TMS
- TMS for depression
- Anxiety treatment
- OCD management
- ADHD therapy
- Autism spectrum disorder support
Benefits of TMS Therapy for Young Patients
- Non-invasive alternative to medication
- Minimal side effects compared to traditional treatments
- Targeted approach to brain stimulation
- Potential for long-lasting results
- No sedation or anesthesia required
- Can be combined with other therapies for enhanced outcomes
Why Choose A Child and Family Psychiatry?
- Client-centered approach tailored to each child's needs
- Comprehensive step-by-step guidance throughout treatment
- Over 10 years of proudly serving our community
- Licensed and insured professionals
- Free consultations to discuss treatment options
- Fluent in English and Russian
- Virtual telehealth consultations available
- Work with most major insurance providers
Get Started
Our attention to detail and transparent communication ensure that you and your child feel supported every step of the way. Contact us for a free consultation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is TMS Therapy safe for children and adolescents?
TMS has shown to be safe for children 11-17 when administered by trained professionals at facilities like A Child and Family Psychiatry.
How does TMS Therapy differ for children compared to adults?
TMS for children uses adjusted parameters and is carefully monitored to ensure safety and effectiveness for younger patients.
How many TMS sessions are typically needed for children?
The number of sessions varies, but a typical course might include daily sessions for 4–6 weeks, tailored to the child's needs.