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Interventional Neuromodulation

The brain is plastic.
So is hope.

A dedicated suite for advanced neuromodulation — rTMS, modified Brief Pulse Therapy, tDCS, ketamine IV infusion, and naltrexone implants — to help patients whose conditions have not responded to medication alone.

Neuromodulation device

rTMS Suite

Figure-of-eight coil technology with the latest stimulation protocols.

Therapies We Offer

Five advanced modalities, one calm suite.

Our interventional unit offers a complete toolkit for treatment-resistant neuropsychiatric and addictive disorders.

Most evidence · FDA-approved

Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (rTMS)

Focused magnetic pulses gently stimulate specific brain regions. Non-invasive, no anaesthesia, no systemic side-effects. Approved for treatment-resistant depression, OCD, anxiety, smoking cessation and more. A typical course is 4–6 weeks of daily 30-minute sessions.

Read the full rTMS guide

Modified · Brief Pulse

Modified Brief Pulse Therapy (mBPT)

A modern, modified form of brief-pulse electroconvulsive therapy administered under full anaesthesia with continuous monitoring. Reserved for severe, life-threatening depression, catatonia, and treatment-resistant psychosis where rapid response is critical.

Read the full mBPT guide

Low-intensity · Take-home capable

Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation (tDCS)

A gentle, low-intensity direct current is delivered through scalp electrodes to modulate cortical excitability. Well-tolerated, painless, and increasingly evidence-based for depression, cognitive rehabilitation post brain injury, and chronic pain.

Read the full tDCS guide

Rapid-acting · Closely monitored

Ketamine IV Infusion Therapy

Sub-anaesthetic intravenous ketamine, delivered slowly under continuous medical monitoring, can produce rapid relief in treatment-resistant depression and active suicidal ideation — often within hours. Administered in a calm, supervised setting with a structured maintenance schedule.

Read the full ketamine infusion guide

Deaddiction · Long-acting

Naltrexone Drug Implants for Deaddiction

A small, slow-release naltrexone implant placed under the skin provides a steady blockade of opioid and alcohol cravings for several months — eliminating the daily pill burden, dramatically improving adherence, and protecting recovery during the most vulnerable post-detox phase.

Read the full naltrexone implant guide

Indicated for

  • Alcohol Use Disorder
  • Opioid Dependence
  • Post-detox relapse prevention

Why neuromodulation

A different door, when the others have closed.

Non-invasive

No anesthesia, no surgery. You walk in and walk out.

Drug-free

An alternative or adjunct to medication, with no systemic side-effects.

FDA-Approved

Backed by global clinical evidence for multiple indications.

Tolerated Well

Most patients return to work the same day after a 30-min session.

Indications

Conditions our rTMS programme treats.

Treatment-Resistant Depression

For patients who have not responded to two or more antidepressant trials.

Obsessive Compulsive Disorder

FDA-approved deep TMS protocols for moderate-severe OCD.

Anxiety & Panic Disorders

Targeted protocols for generalised anxiety and panic.

Post-Traumatic Stress

Emerging evidence and structured PTSD protocols.

Smoking Cessation

Approved short-course rTMS to reduce nicotine cravings.

Migraine & Chronic Pain

Adjunct neuromodulation for treatment-refractory cases.

The Treatment Journey

A typical rTMS course.

  1. 01

    Day 0 — Evaluation

    Comprehensive psychiatric review, eligibility & contraindication screening.

  2. 02

    Day 1 — Mapping

    Motor threshold determination to personalise stimulation intensity.

  3. 03

    Weeks 1–4 — Acute Course

    Daily 30-min sessions, 5 days a week. Most patients return to work after each visit.

  4. 04

    Weeks 5–6 — Taper & Review

    Stimulation tapered, response assessed, maintenance plan crafted.

What patients report

When medicines had stalled, this is what changed.

Anonymous accounts from patients treated in our neuromodulation suite — rTMS, tDCS and ketamine infusion. All identifying details have been removed.

Two antidepressants over three years, and I still could not get out of bed most mornings. rTMS was explained to me honestly, including the possibility that it might not work. I sat in a chair for thirty minutes a day and went back to work after each session — no anaesthesia, no drowsiness, just a tapping on my scalp. Somewhere in the fourth week I noticed I had made plans for the weekend, which I had not done in two years. By the end of the course I felt like a person again.

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Treatment-Resistant Depression — rTMS · Surat

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Shared with permission. All names, initials and identifying details have been changed or removed to protect patient privacy.

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