What is MeRT?

Understanding MeRT: A Revolutionary Approach to Brain Therapy

At Insync Brain, we are committed to providing innovative and effective treatments for mental health. One of our key services is Magnetic Resonance Therapy (MeRT), a non-invasive and customized therapy for various neurological and psychiatric conditions.

What Is MeRT?

MeRT or Magnetic Resonance Therapy starts with sophisticated diagnostics to isolate areas of the brain that are not functioning optimally and personalizes treatment to the individual. Utilizing gentle magnetic waves to stimulate targeted areas, MeRT can improve brain connectivity and function.

How Does MeRT Work?

MeRT couples Quantitative Electroencephalogram (qEEG) with Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (rTMS). qEEG identifies which part of the brain is not functioning optimally. rTMS utilizes magnetic fields to stimulate nerve cells in the brain. During treatment, a magnetic coil is placed near your head. This coil produces gentle magnetic pulses that pass through your skull and stimulate brain cells in targeted areas. This process can help improve symptoms of depression and other conditions by reactivating areas of the brain that are underactive in these disorders.

What Can MeRT Treat?

It is FDA-approved for treatment resistant depression and obsessive compulsive disorder and can also be used for anxiety, autism, ADHD, and traumatic brain injury as well as other conditions that impact the brain.

What to Expect During a MeRT Session

  • Comfort and Safety: MeRT sessions are conducted in a comfortable setting. You will be seated, and a trained technician will place the magnetic coil on your head.
  • Duration: Each session lasts approximately 30-60 minutes.
  • No Downtime: You can immediately resume your daily activities after each session.
  • Frequency: Treatments are typically administered 5 days a week for 6-8 weeks, but this may vary based on individual needs.

The Benefits of MeRT

  • Non-invasive and Drug-free: TMS does not require surgery or anesthesia, and it’s an alternative for those who prefer not to take medication.
  • Minimal Side Effects: The most common side effects include mild headaches or discomfort at the treatment site, both of which typically diminish over time.
  • Effectiveness: MeRT has shown promising results in clinical trials, particularly for treating major depression.

Is MeRT Right for You?

MeRT is a powerful tool in mental health treatment, but it’s not suitable for everyone. Our team at Insync Brain is here to guide you through the process of determining if MeRT is the right choice for you. We invite you to schedule a consultation to learn more about this innovative treatment and how it can be part of your journey to better mental health.