Location

Private rTMS in Marylebone, London

The clinic sits inside UNTIL Marylebone on Orchard Street, a few doors from Selfridges and three minutes from Bond Street. Treatment rooms are quiet, low-lit and built for people who find ordinary clinical spaces difficult.

Address

1 Orchard Street
London, W1H 6HJ
Greater London

Hours

  • Monday-Friday09:00–18:00

Getting here

Bond Street station is three minutes away on the Central, Jubilee and Elizabeth lines. Marble Arch is three minutes on the Central line. Buses along Oxford Street stop directly outside.

There is no on-site parking. Paid public car parks sit on Portman Square and Bryanston Street, both under five minutes away, though almost everyone arrives by tube given the location.

Marylebone

1 Orchard Street
London W1H 6HJ
United Kingdom

Monday-Friday, 09:00–18:00

Bond Street is about three minutes on foot and Marble Arch about the same. The Elizabeth line at Bond Street brings you in from Paddington in five minutes and from Liverpool Street in twelve.

What's available here

Services built
around you

Precision rTMS

Magnetic pulses delivered through a coil at your scalp, targeting the circuit driving your symptoms. Your dose is calibrated to your own motor threshold, and the target is chosen by measuring how your body responds rather than by a fixed scalp coordinate. Non-invasive, drug-free, no recovery time.

From £350 a session 20 to 30 minutes a session

NayaScore assessment

The measurement that comes before treatment. Grip strength, continuous heart rate variability from a wearable ring, and cognitive testing across twelve domains, repeated during your course. It shows us where to target, and answers with your own numbers whether treatment is working. Not a diagnostic test.

On enquiry Repeated through your course

Restore programme

For people below their baseline with a diagnosed condition, who have already tried the medication, the physiotherapy and the referrals. Longer courses, measured throughout, aimed at ordinary life resuming rather than at a questionnaire score shifting slightly. Chronic pain, depression, anxiety, fatigue and migraine.

From £350 a session Course length agreed at assessment

Optimise programme

For people already at or above baseline who want a measurable gain rather than reassurance. Typically five sessions of three minutes each across seven weeks, bracketed by cognitive assessment, so the change is a number you can check rather than a feeling you have to take on trust.

On enquiry Five sessions across seven weeks

Accelerated protocols

Several sessions a day across a small number of days, rather than one a day for six weeks. The total dose is similar and the calendar is compressed, using theta burst patterning. Suitability depends on your condition and your circumstances, and is decided at assessment.

From £350 a session Several sessions a day

Heart-brain coupling

Rather than fixing a scalp coordinate, we test candidate sites and watch how your heart responds to each one. A brief slowing indicates the network linking the front of the brain to the vagus nerve has engaged. We then treat the site your own physiology answers to.

On enquiry Confirmed at assessment

Integrated therapy

The care around the coil. Talking therapy and trauma-informed support alongside stimulation, because a nervous system that has spent years braced does not settle on pulses alone. Delivered by clinicians who work with trauma, chronic illness and addiction rather than in general practice.

On enquiry By arrangement

Progress tracking

Wearable monitoring between sessions and structured follow-up after your course, so progress is reported rather than remembered. It is also how we find out early when something is not working, which is the point at which that information is still useful to you.

On enquiry Between and after your sessions

Where our patients travel from

The clinic is one site, in Marylebone. These are the parts of London most of our patients come from, and how long it takes them.

Marylebone and Marble Arch

The immediate neighbourhood. Most people walk, and the clinic sits between the Orchard Street entrance to Selfridges and Portman Square.

Harley Street and the medical district

Seven minutes on foot. Useful if you are already under a consultant nearby, since we can write to them directly with your consent.

Mayfair and Fitzrovia

Both under fifteen minutes on foot, or one stop on the Central line. A large share of our cognitive assessment appointments come from this area.

The City and Canary Wharf

Twelve minutes from Liverpool Street and around twenty from Canary Wharf on the Elizabeth line, which is why later afternoon appointments fill first.

Paddington and west London

Five minutes from Paddington on the Elizabeth line, and a straight run in on the Central line from Notting Hill and Shepherd's Bush.

Outside London

Courses that run over several weeks mean repeat travel, so patients coming from further afield usually ask about compressed schedules at the consultation.

Common
questions

Where exactly is the Marylebone clinic?

Inside UNTIL Marylebone at 1 Orchard Street, London W1H 6HJ, a few doors from the Orchard Street entrance to Selfridges. Bond Street and Marble Arch stations are both about three minutes on foot, and buses along Oxford Street stop directly outside. The clinic shares the building with UNTIL.

How long is an appointment at the Marylebone clinic?

A first consultation is longer than a treatment session, because it covers your history, what has already been tried, and whether stimulation is appropriate at all. Session length depends on the protocol and is confirmed with you before a course starts.

Is there parking near the clinic?

There is no on-site parking. Paid public car parks on Portman Square and Bryanston Street are both within five minutes on foot, though almost everyone arrives by tube: Bond Street and Marble Arch are closer than either car park, and the Elizabeth line reaches Bond Street directly.

Do I need a referral from my GP to be seen in Marylebone?

No. You can contact the clinic directly and start with a free fifteen-minute consultation, with no GP letter needed. If you are already under a consultant or a GP, we can write to them with your consent, so your care stays joined up rather than running in parallel.

What is the clinic itself like?

Quiet, low-lit and deliberately unclinical. The space was designed for sensitive nervous systems, because many of the people we treat are hypersensitive to light, sound and touch. A bright, busy clinical environment makes that worse before treatment has even started. That is a clinical consideration here, not a flourish.

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Naya • 1 Orchard Street, London W1H 6HJ

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