Contact Information
Address:
3400 Walsh Parkway STE 216, Fayetteville, NC 28311
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Website
https://libertytms.com/
Liberty TMS provides TMS therapy to patients across Fayetteville, North Carolina who are dealing with treatment-resistant depression and other mood conditions. Our psychiatric team uses FDA-cleared transcranial magnetic stimulation to target the areas of the brain linked to mood regulation, without the systemic side effects often associated with medication. Every treatment plan starts with a full psychiatric evaluation so sessions are tailored to what's actually driving your symptoms.
3400 Walsh Parkway STE 216, Fayetteville, NC 28311
https://libertytms.com/
Liberty TMS is best known in Fayetteville for offering a beacon of hope through advanced Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) therapy. We understand the profound impact that persistent mood disorders can have, and our dedicated team at 3400 Walsh Parkway STE 216 is committed to providing a specialized approach to treatment. Many in our community turn to Liberty TMS when seeking a non-invasive, medication-free option to address challenges like depression that haven't responded to traditional therapies. Our patients trust us for our compassionate care and our focus on delivering tangible results right here in Fayetteville.
Choosing Liberty TMS means choosing a local partner in your journey toward mental wellness. Our facility at 3400 Walsh Parkway STE 216 is designed to be a comfortable and supportive environment where you can receive cutting-edge treatment. We pride ourselves on fostering a sense of relief and renewed possibility for individuals facing difficult mental health battles. Discover a path to feeling like yourself again with the specialized TMS services available at Liberty TMS. You can learn more by visiting https://libertytms.com/ or by calling us directly at (910) 565-6730.
Q: What specific conditions does TMS therapy at Liberty TMS treat?
A: At our 3400 Walsh Parkway STE 216 location, Liberty TMS specializes in treating major depressive disorder that has been resistant to other forms of treatment.
Q: Is TMS therapy a painful procedure?
A: Most patients at