TMS for ADHD

Experience Rapid, Effective ADHD Treatment with TMS

At Mobile Psych Direct, we are proud to offer a cutting-edge, cash-only Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) protocol designed specifically for ADHD. Our accelerated treatment is delivered over just 4 days using our innovative protocol, providing a fast and effective alternative for those who have struggled with traditional treatments.

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Treatment Overview

Pre Treatment Assessment

Each patient undergoes a comprehensive cognitive assessment and and qEEG to establish a baseline.

Full Treatment Package:

Price: $8,000 (cash only)

‍Duration: 4 days of TMS sessions

‍No Insurance: This is a cash-only service, ensuring a streamlined, transparent process.

Post-Treatment

Immediately following the 4-day treatment, cognitive assessments and EEGs are repeated to measure initial outcomes

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$8000

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Brain Regions

Why Choose TMS for ADHD?

Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) offers a non-medication, non-invasive treatment option that has shown promising results in managing ADHD symptoms. Unlike traditional treatments that rely on medication and often come with unwanted side effects, TMS uses targeted magnetic pulses to stimulate specific areas of the brain, potentially improving focus, impulse control, and overall cognitive function.

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Backed by Science: Evidence Supporting TMS for ADHD

TMS for ADHD is not just a novel idea – it’s backed by growing scientific research. Numerous studies and clinical trials have examined whether magnetic brain stimulation can alleviate ADHD symptoms, and the results are promising. Below is a summary of key findings from the scientific literature, demonstrating why we’re confident in offering TMS for ADHD at Mobile Psych Direct:

Significant Symptom Improvement: A 2025 systematic review and meta-analysis of clinical trials found that TMS significantly improved core ADHD symptoms (inattention and hyperactivity/impulsivity) compared to sham (placebo) treatments (pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov). Patients who received TMS showed measurable reductions in ADHD symptom severity after a typical treatment course, whereas those who did not receive TMS had less improvement. Notably, the analysis also reported only minor side effects in TMS-treated patients (such as mild headaches or scalp discomfort (pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov), indicating that the therapy is well tolerated.
‍dLasting Benefits: Research suggests the benefits of TMS on ADHD can persist beyond the immediate treatment period. In the meta-analysis mentioned above, patients were evaluated again one month after treatment and still showed significantly better attention compared to those who hadn’t received TMS (pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov). In other words, TMS isn’t just a short-lived boost – it may lead to sustained improvements in focus and self-control, helping patients thrive at work or school for weeks after the sessions conclude.‍
Proven Efficacy in Multiple Studies: Another independent review published in 2025 combined results from several studies and concluded that repetitive TMS produced meaningful alleviation of ADHD symptoms relative to control conditions (frontiersin.org). This meta-analysis (covering 7 different studies) underscores that the positive effects of TMS aren’t isolated to one research team – it’s a reproducible finding across different clinical settings. The authors highlighted TMS as a “promising therapeutic tool in ADHD,” while calling for further research to optimize treatment protocols (frontiersin.org). This aligns with our use of a new 4-day protocol – we are on the forefront of applying and refining TMS techniques to maximize benefits for ADHD patients.‍
Noninvasive and Well-Tolerated: Medical experts emphasize that TMS is a low-risk, non-invasive treatment. Unlike stimulant medications that can cause side effects like insomnia or appetite loss, TMS mainly causes only temporary local sensations. A clinical commentary in 2021 noted that TMS is “noninvasive and well tolerated” as a treatment approach for adolescents and adults with ADHD (psychiatrist.com). This safety profile gives TMS a major advantage for individuals or parents seeking an alternative to drug therapy. There have been rare reports of more serious effects (e.g. seizure) in TMS use for other conditions, but such events are exceedingly uncommon and no serious adverse events were observed in the ADHD studies cited above. Our team follows strict safety protocols to further minimize any risks.