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    • TMS for PTSD


    Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a severe anxiety disorder triggered by traumatic experiences. Current psychotherapy and medication treatments offer only partial relief, highlighting the need for new approaches. Recent research connects PTSD to difficulties in overcoming fear, often due to reduced activity in the brain’s medial prefrontal cortex (mPFC). To explore alternative treatments, a study …

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    Self Harm Awareness Day – March 1st


    Self-Injury Awareness Day (SIAD) is observed every year on March 1st. Self-injury is a reality for almost 2 million people in the United States. This awareness day is hoping to bring awareness for this growing issue and help support those who are struggling with it. Self-injury is hurting yourself on purpose that comes in many …

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    Will you join me in supporting Special Olympics Strong Minds?


    I have had the pleasure of being a part of Special Olympics since 2019.  As a volunteer with this amazing organization, I was asked to bring Special Olympics’ newest Healthy Athletes Program STRONG MINDS (https://resources.specialolympics.org/health/strong-minds) to the state of Colorado as their first Strong Minds Clinical Director.    The Strong Minds program is an interactive learning …

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    Bright Light Therapy for the Treatment of Bipolar Disorder


    Bright light therapy (BLT) was an initial treatment for those with seasonal affective disorder. Later studies found it to be beneficial for nonseasonal depression. BLT may be beneficial for patients in the depressive phase of bipolar disorder (BD). Depression lasts longer than mania in BD. Sleep complaints are a common consequence of mood disorders like …

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    Seasonal depression and the use of bright light therapy


    Bright light therapy is a treatment method that can help alleviate symptoms of seasonal affective disorder. It involves sitting in front of a light box for between 20 and 60 minutes a day when the sun sets faster. The light box is supposed to replicate the bright light from the sun. To give you some …

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    Seasonal Affective Disorder


    It is coming to that time of the year again when the days get shorter and the night feels longer. You may notice that your mood, energy level, and motivation can drop dramatically around the start of fall. You are not alone. This is a very common condition that occurs due to a disruption of …

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    I can finally feel true happiness after 6 years of antidepressant cocktails... and I would recommend this place to everyone! TMS has been nothing short of a miracle for my depression and anxiety. Their cutting-edge technology pulled me out of a 3 month long depressive episode and helped me cut back on addictions I developed over many years of trying to self-medicate the pain away. Dr. Hy Gia Park, the technician Connor, and the receptionist Sharon are incredibly friendly, knowledgeable, and caring.
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    – E.C.