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Amy Mednick TMS

We offer Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation, an FDA-approved, non-medication treatment for depression

10/08/2026

Our favorite office evenings happen to be the ones we’re all in together! Between clinical and clerical - in our staff meetings, we collaborate by sharing notes and suggestions to ensure that we can offer our clients the best treatment experience possible. We look forward to these evenings and catching up with eachother in the process!

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09/18/2024

We’d like to introduce Milo, the newest addition to the team! Milo is like a weighted blanket except cuter, and also provides aromatherapy. Many of our clients have felt more calm and comfortable in treatment with him in their lap and their choice of essential oil in his paw pouch.

07/02/2024

SCENES FROM THE STAFF FRIDGE ...

Look, TMS works. Wherever you receive it, there's a good chance you'll feel better. Why choose my place over the next guy? My dear former patients say it all. I am truly fortunate to have the kind of staff that makes it so that patients are actually disappointed to finish an 8 week treatment course and say goodbye. They are so committed, so present, so dedicated to making people feel comfortable and seeing them get better. We're like a family here and we'll treat you like family too ♥️

06/15/2024

Hello! I have been very absent from social media but very busy in the clinic. Here I am presenting our original research at the annual TMS conference in London 🇬🇧

The research is about how TMS helped (off-label) someone recover from major dysregulation after a bad psilocybin trip. TMS has so much potential to help in so many ways!

I have learned so much at this conference that I am excited to bring back to NYC 🇺🇸

12/09/2023

This is definitely something we have seen in practice so it's great to see some published results! Long Covid is an awful thing to be going through and we need to find more solutions quickly. If you are suffering, find out how TMS can help with some of your cognitive symptoms.

11/03/2023

One of our pre-treatment questions includes "Any change in caffeine use?" This is how caffeine intake can affect TMS and why we ask this question. Being consistent with your caffeine intake can be beneficial to your treatment course!
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10/26/2023

Have you checked out this podcast and I did at the end of last year? We discussed how our shift to a more virtual world--especially since the pandemic--has affected the way we think, function, and interact with others, and what we can do about it.
Available across all podcast streaming apps.

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09/14/2023

Now we know the history of TMS, but how did it evolve into the treatment we know it as today?
-In the 90's, TMS was deemed a safe and effective treatment for depression and was FDA approved to treat depression in 2008.
-In 2010, the APA established it as a mainstream treatment for depression, and three years later, health insurance companies began to cover TMS.
-Currently, nearly all health insurance companies cover TMS, but it can also be administered off-label to treat diagnoses other than depression, including anxiety, autism, smoking cessation, chronic pain, and so forth.
Please visit my website (link in bio) for any inquiries!

08/22/2023

A look into the history of TMS--how did this innovative technology come about?
We can trace its origins to electrophysiology and bioelectric theory, when scientists Galvani and Volta made an unexpected discovery that body tissue is a source of electricity that sends electrical signals throughout the body. From this theory, Michael Faraday introduced electromagnetic induction, which led to research that gentle electrical signals applied to the brain cortex could control bodily functions. In 1985, Anthony Barker pioneered TMS as we know it today. We have many innovative research scientists to thank for this non-invasive, effective and efficient treatment!

07/22/2023

✨Staff Spotlight✨

This is Sonia, one of our primary treaters and our social media manager! She has been with us since 2022.

Sonia believes in equitable healthcare and is a massive advocate for mental health awareness. She is of Indo-Caribbean ethnicity, and she proudly represents her culture. However she finds that within her culture, there is a heavy misunderstanding of mental illness, and—consequently—a lack of knowledge about available treatments. Sonia believes equitable healthcare would help break down barriers to accessing proper treatment within her community and other communities of color.

Sonia aims to pursue her PhD in Clinical Psychology, conducting research on innovative but accessible approaches to treatments, while being a representative for the younger generations of Desi/Indi-Caribbean/South Asian people who are also interested in pursuing a career in mental health care.

Her favorite part about working at Dr. Mednick's practice is the welcoming space offered to both patients and technicians. From her first day working here, she admired the way that every technician pays attention to detail, and deeply cares about the well being of each patient. There is a true sense of community at this practice that allows our team to work together seamlessly! 🤍

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171 Madison Avenue
New York, NY
10016

Website

http://www.dramymednick.com/tms

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