UCLA Neuromodulation: The Leader for TMS Treatment in LA

The UCLA TMS Intensive Training Course offers comprehensive training in the fundamental concepts, basic neuroscience, and myriad clinical applications of Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (rTMS).

New research study examining Chronic Pain associated with Major Depressive Disorder

The UCLA Neuromodulation group at the UCLA Institute is currently seeking participants for a study to analyze how brain stimulation effects chronic pain associated with Major Depressive Disorder. Please see the flyer for more information on this study or follow the link below for any additional information on all of our studies.

After years of depression, gentle electromagnetic stimulation of the brain may provide relief

Check out our article on UCLA Health written by Leo Smith

Pulse: A Monthly Update on Advances in Neuromodulation

We are proud to announce the launch of a free monthly newsletter, "Pulse: A Monthly Update on Advances in Neuromodulation." Neuromodulation is a rapidly evolving field, and it can be difficult for busy clinicians to keep up. We created Pulse to make clinically relevant developments in this field accessible to psychiatrists and other interested clinicians. Click below to learn more or to subscribe.

COVID-19 Health & Safety Measures

The health and safety of our patients is our #1 priority. All of our staff and physicians are fully vaccinated against COVID-19. We are offering telehealth consultations, checking temperatures upon arrival, requiring face coverings for all patients and staff, and using enhanced sanitation protocols. Contact us to learn more.

NOW OPEN:
Calabasas Location

We are pleased now to serve the West Valley, Malibu, and Ventura County communities in our newest clinic located at 26585 W Agoura Rd #330 in Calabasas.

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Why Choose UCLA

You have many options for TMS treatment in Southern California. The table below may help you compare our approach to that of other providers you are considering.


UCLA TMS comparison to other TMS providers
  UCLA TMS Other TMS Providers
Comprehensive assessment for TMS, at-home neuromodulation, ketamine, and other treatment options checkmark  
Development of a personalized treatment plan checkmark  
Measurement-based care with weekly treatment planning meetings checkmark  
Meeting with a psychiatrist at every treatment session in order to discuss your treatment progress checkmark  
Regular communication from our treatment team to your primary mental health care provider checkmark  
Sophisticated treatment protocols informed by the latest research checkmark  
Customized adjustments to your treatment plan as often as needed to maximize your benefit checkmark  
Combined treatment for OCD, pain, and other conditions that occur with depression, at no additional cost to you checkmark  
Evidence-based and affordable treatment of chronic pain, tinnitus, and other conditions usually not covered by insurance checkmark  
Affordable relapse prevention treatment protocols for depression checkmark  
TMS Treatment

TMS Treatment

Are you considering TMS treatment and want to learn more? We can help. This short video shows a typical TMS treatment at UCLA. You can also click here to learn about how TMS works and the scientific evidence behind it.

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Meet Our Team

The #1 Health System in Los Angeles is now serving Pasadena & Calabasas

Our new clinic locations in Pasadena & Calabasas offer safe, effective, and medication-free treatment for depression, obsessive-compulsive disorder, chronic pain, and tinnitus. We are thrilled to serve more of the Los Angeles and West Valley community with our new locations. Learn more about our Pasadena location and/or Calabasas location.

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Recent Publications

Recent Publications

Interested in learning more about what we do? Click here to view recent talks by members of our team. Click here to learn more about research studies currently recruiting participants or click here to see some of our recently published work.

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