Have you been trying out different forms of anxiety therapy only to find that the results are minimal or absent? If so, then you may be a good candidate for the therapy that we offer at Brain Treatment Centre Australia. We use a form of neuromodulation therapy called Magnetic e-Resonance Therapy (MeRTSM) to provide personalised brain therapy for a variety of conditions and difficulties. We have witnessed improvements using MeRTSM as an anxiety therapy as well as a therapy for associated conditions such as depression and extreme stress.

What You Should Know about MeRTSM As an Alternative Anxiety Therapy

With any medical therapy, it is wise to learn as much about the therapy as possible ahead of time. This statement is especially true for newer methods to address anxiety which you may not have encountered or heard about in the media.

MeRTSM falls into this category for many people experiencing anxiety who are looking for a new therapy pathway. Here are a few things to know about MeRTSM if you are considering it as an alternative anxiety therapy:

How Does Our Anxiety Therapy Work?

Whether we are working with a patient seeking anxiety therapy or a new depression therapy, we start the same way: by mapping out brain activity and developing a customised plan for how to proceed with magnetic brain therapy. Here is a breakdown of how the process works:

About Brain Treatment Centre Australia

Brain Treatment Centre Australia was established in 2018 as an affiliate of the United States-based Brain Treatment Centre. The Brain Treatment Centre has worked tirelessly to develop non-invasive and non-chemical means of treating neurological disorders. We have picked up that baton and carried it forward, quickly establishing ourselves as leaders of MeRTSM in Australia.

Are you interested in learning more about neuromodulation techniques and how MeRTSM works to help address multiple neurological issues? Contact us today to learn more about this ground-breaking therapy and find out whether you or a loved one might be a strong candidate.