At Katie’s Way, we specialize in anxiety, depression, and PTSD — combining trauma-informed psychotherapy, psychiatric medication management, and neuroplasticity enhancement (dTMS) in a coordinated model. We make referrals easy and access fast (telehealth or in-person, same-week starts when possible). From the first consult, we will collaborate with you to optimize care for your patient: clear handoffs, closed loop communication, timely updates, and shared safety status. Our clinicians understand military culture and treat all patients with a compassionate, evidence-based approach.
We accept TRICARE, Medicare, Medicaid, and most commercial insurance (plan participation varies by location).
In the Journal of Psychiatric Research, the sole head-to-head study on TMS technologies found that Deep TMS combined with standard medication outperformed Traditional TMS plus medication or medication alone in reducing depression levels among Major Depressive Disorder (MDD) patients.
We combine breakthrough approaches to deliver what traditional treatment can't—real, lasting relief. Covered by most insurance. Available this week.
Our treatmentsFDA-approved brain stimulation with 80% remission rate for treatment-resistant depression. No medication side effects. 20-minute sessions. Covered by most insurance.
Evidence-based therapy including CBT, EMDR, and trauma-focused treatment. Individual, couples, and group sessions. In-person or telehealth with evening availability.
Precision psychiatry using genetic testing to find the right medication faster. Minimize side effects, maximize results. Integrated with your overall treatment plan.
Breakthrough VR treatment for PTSD, phobias, and anxiety. Face fears safely through controlled exposure therapy. Accelerated healing through immersive technology.
Understanding dTMS
Deep transcranial magnetic stimulation (dTMS) is a non-invasive neuromodulation technique that uses specialized coils to reach deeper brain structures than standard TMS, with FDA clearance for treatment-resistant depression and obsessive-compulsive disorder 1. It works by inducing electric fields that modulate cortical and subcortical circuits, promoting neuroplasticity and network rebalancing 1 2. dTMS is generally safe, with transient headaches and scalp discomfort as the most common side effects; seizures are rare. Clinical protocols typically involve daily sessions over 4–6 weeks, with maintenance as needed. dTMS is also being studied for anxiety, PTSD, and addiction, but evidence is still emerging 1.
Deeper cortical and subcortical structures
Specialized coils (e.g., H-coils)
TRD, OCD, emerging for anxiety, PTSD, addiction
Similar safety profile
dTMS is a non-invasive neuromodulation technique that modulates deeper brain structures, with FDA clearance for TRD and OCD and emerging evidence for other psychiatric conditions. It is generally safe and well-tolerated, with ongoing research aimed at expanding its clinical applications and refining protocols.