Blog

Honest writing on the practice

Every article is written and medically reviewed by Naya. Facts first, marketing never.

All articles

Clinician marking candidate coil positions on a patient's scalp while heart rate is monitored
How it works · 6 min read

How your rTMS target and dose are chosen

Two numbers decide what a course of stimulation actually does to you: the strength of the pulse, and the place it lands. Here is how each one is arrived at, and what personalised means mechanically.

Two patients waiting in a calm clinic reception at a neuromodulation clinic
Compare · 6 min read

Restore or Optimise: which pathway is yours

Two pathways, one clinic. Restore is for people below their own baseline with a diagnosed condition. Optimise is for people at or above it who want measurable cognitive gains. Here is what each one involves.

Clinician reviewing published research on a screen in a consulting room
Evidence · 6 min read

rTMS for depression: what the evidence supports, and what it does not

Response and remission are different things, and most clinics blur them. Here are the published figures for rTMS in treatment-resistant depression, the figures for antidepressants, and why the two sets are not directly comparable.

A patient sitting upright and awake in a treatment chair while a clinician positions a stimulation coil
What to expect · 6 min read

What a course of rTMS actually feels like

The unglamorous, session-by-session version: the free consultation, the measurements taken before anything is delivered, what you feel in the chair, and what you can do afterwards.

Get Started

Ready to begin?
Book today.

Naya • 1 Orchard Street, London W1H 6HJ

Book

Appointments typically available within 1–2 weeks