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CTMSS Reacts to revised TMS Clinical Practice Guidelines (CPG) recently published by the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists:
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Ashleigh Servadio, MSC Executive Director Clinical TMS Society (845) 392.3238 phone (559) 227.1463 fax info@clinicaltmssociety.org www.clinicaltmssociety.org CTMSS Reacts to revised TMS Clinical Practice Guidelines (CPG) recently published by...
An Interview with Mitchell Ramsey, Mentorship Program Task Force Lead
The Clinical TMS Society is excited to announce a new program for members: The CTMSS Mentorship Program. The aim of this program is to meaningfully connect CTMSS members interested in growing their TMS knowledge and skills with those more experienced to foster access...
Q&A With TMS Los Angeles
Darkness cannot drive out darkness: only light can do that.-M.L.K. “Leuchter” is a German-origin root word that translates in English to “candelabra”, “chandelier”, and others, depending on the prefix used. Leuchter could have a lengthier translation:“The base from...
An Interview with Dr. Christiane Licht, Member of the Clinical TMS Society and Board Director with the German Society for Brain Stimulation in Psychiatry
Mon, 02/19/2024 - 13:21 Dr. Christiane Licht lives in Nuremberg, Germany and is a newer member of the Clinical TMS Society. She is a member of the Education Committee and Resident Task Force, and recently was elected to the board of the DGHP, also known as the German...
Mentor Program Coming Soon
The Outreach Committee would like to announce that they are currently working on developing a Mentorship Program for individuals in the TMS community. More information to come!
Getting Insurance Coverage for TMS for OCD: Be Persistent!
By Carlene MacMillan, MD When TMS for OCD was cleared by the FDA in the late summer of 2018, those of us that work with patients with severe OCD breathed a sigh of relief as this had been a long time in the making. Patients began calling our office looking to get...
President’s Message
Who would have thought just a few months ago that the world would now be under shelter in place orders, the economy would be sliding into recession, and that the McCormick Place in Chicago, the convention center where we were to have our Annual Meeting, would become a...
Clinical TMS Society Support Through COVID-19 Pandemic | Information & Resources
With COVID-19 evolving rapidly across the world, we find ourselves in a unique and difficult time. While we are all uniquely affected, we must exercise a heightened degree of diligence as we implement needed and mandated adjustments to our personal and professional...
Tips and Updates on TMS Treatment of OCD
By: Kevin Kinback, MD Co-Editor, CTMSS Magnet Newsletter Article At A Glance: Background, pivotal trial data Device demographics, history Insurance coverage Protocol comparison OCD vs. MDD Tips and tricks for successful treatment OCD Bibliography Background...
To the Moon – Taking TMS to Zero Gravity and Beyond
Bashar Badran, PhD The Brain Stimulation Lab of the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC), directed by Dr. Mark George, has some big news to announce. Recently, a team of researchers led by Dr. Bashar Badran and Dr. Donna R. Roberts conducted a TMS experiment...
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