Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) is a non-invasive, FDA-cleared treatment that uses focused magnetic pulses to stimulate the regions of the brain involved in mood regulation. For many people with depression that hasn’t responded to medication, TMS opens a path forward without systemic medication side effects, and without anesthesia or downtime. Like other innovative interventional approaches, TMS opens a neuroplastic window that facilitates emotional healing.
At The Krasner Institute, TMS is never a procedure delivered in isolation. Every course begins with a thorough assessment, is matched to the right protocol, and is coordinated with your ongoing psychiatric and psychotherapeutic care. The treatment is embedded in a relationship, not bolted on beside it.
The Science: How TMS Works Differently
Our Approach: What Makes TMS at Krasner Institute Different
What to Expect During Treatment
Standard and Accelerated TMS
Conditions We Treat with TMS
TMS is available for patients 15 years and older, with specialized protocols for different age groups and conditions.
Safety and Side Effects
Enhancing Neuroplasticity: The D-cycloserine Advantage
At our practice, we don’t just treat symptoms—we focus on creating lasting change in the brain. We are one of the few practices pioneering the use of D-cycloserine (DCS), an adjunctive medication that enhances the neuroplasticity effects of TMS. Paired with our TMS protocols, DCS works to strengthen new neural connections, which may lead to faster, more robust, and more enduring improvements. This collaborative approach, which we call Assess. Treat. Plan., is designed to not only bring relief but also to help you build a more resilient brain for the future.

