TMS Therapy for PTSD
Personalized care for concerns affecting sleep, focus and daily life.
You Don’t Have to White-Knuckle It
Sleep that never goes deep. Scanning every room you walk into. A fuse that is shorter than it used to be. Plenty of high performers carry this quietly for years, because in some careers asking for help feels like it comes with a price.
That is why D2 exists. Your care here is private and confidential, and you can start with a consultation. Our team will review your goals, symptoms and health history to recommend an appropriate next step.
How TMS Helps With PTSD
PTSD is associated with threat-response circuits that stay overactive, which is demanding on the systems that manage sleep, focus and patience. TMS uses magnetic pulses to stimulate targeted areas of the brain. Treatment is non-invasive and delivered with FDA-cleared technology, and an individual evaluation determines whether it is an appropriate option for you.
Private & Confidential
Your health information is protected by law and is never shared with your employer without your written consent.
Non-Medication Treatment Option
TMS does not involve taking medication during the session and may be used alongside other treatments when appropriate.
Measured Progress
Standardized assessments help establish your starting point and track changes throughout care.
Sound Familiar?
TMS for PTSD may be worth a conversation if any of this is you:
- Sleep wrecked by vigilance, dreams, or both
- Always scanning — restaurants, parking lots, crowds
- A short fuse you don’t recognize
- You’ve tried talk therapy or medication and want another tool
- You’ve never told anyone — and you’d prefer to keep it that way
Four Simple Steps
1. Consultation
A straight conversation about what you want to improve — and whether TMS is the right tool.
2. Planning
Your baseline is measured with standardized assessments and your schedule is mapped out.
3. Sessions
Treatment sessions last about 45 minutes. You remain awake, and most people can return to their usual activities afterward.
4. Progress
Follow-up assessments help you and your provider review changes and guide the next steps in your care.
Common Questions
D2 is a private clinic, and your health information is protected by federal law. It is never shared with your employer without your written consent.
You can start with a consultation. Our team will review your goals, symptoms and health history to recommend an appropriate next step. If you plan to use insurance, some plans require a referral and a clinical evaluation for covered treatment, and we confirm what your plan needs.
No. TMS may be used alongside other treatments when appropriate. Your provider will discuss how it fits with the rest of your care.
Some clinical services may be covered by insurance. Coverage depends on your plan and treatment requirements. Our team can help check your benefits and explain cash-pay options before you begin. Benefit verification does not guarantee coverage or payment.
Take the First Quiet Step
One conversation, on your terms. We’ll explain exactly how it works and you decide from there.