For those who need real relief now.
If you’ve tried everything and still don’t feel better, your brain may need a more targeted approach, not another prescription.
The Optimized Neuroplastogen Enhanced Depression (ONE-D) Protocol is an accelerated TMS therapy designed to deliver fast, effective relief for individuals struggling with depression, achieving over 90% response rates.
Developed by AMPA, the ONE-D Depression Protocol helps patients quickly regain clarity, control, and resilience, without long-term medication or trial-and-error.
Speak with our clinical team to ensure you’re a good fit and get all your questions answered.
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This TMS protocol may be a good fit if:
TMS has been researched for over 30 years. In 2008, it received FDA approval in the U.S. for the treatment of major depressive disorder in adults who did not find relief from medications. Given its proven effectiveness, researchers continue investigating the benefits of TMS for various psychiatric and neurological conditions. At Scenic City Neurotherapy, we offer the rTMS, iTBS, and ONE-D protocols, as well as ketamine-assisted TMS protocols.
Those experiencing treatment-resistant depression who have not improved with medication often benefit from TMS.
TMS targets the prefrontal cortex, sending pulses that activate underperforming networks responsible for motivation and emotional balance. Over time, this rewires the brain toward healthier patterns.
Most people feel a tapping sensation on the scalp during treatment and have no downtime afterward. Side effects are typically mild and may include brief scalp sensitivity or a light headache.
Yes. TMS is a non-medication, evidence-based treatment that uses gentle magnetic stimulation to improve mood, focus, and overall brain health without systemic side effects.
At Scenic City Neurotherapy, patients report 90% or greater remission of their depressive symptoms when completing TMS using either the SNT or the ONE-D treatment approaches.
At Scenic City Neurotherapy in Chattanooga, TMS is provided in a controlled, evidence-based setting designed to help patients improve long-term brain health and reduce depressive symptoms.
Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) is insurance-reimbursable, and we help patients navigate that process. Insurance does not typically cover Minimally Stimulated Ketamine Infusion Therapy (MSKIT®), though many patients use health savings accounts, and we offer flexible payment options through CareCredit. Scenic City Neurotherapy also provides the SCN Service Program, which offers scholarships for those who qualify. Additionally, we are in network with Veteran Affairs, and veterans only need a VA referral to begin care. Our team will walk you through every option available and provide any documentation needed for reimbursement attempts.
Don’t wait for the next medication to maybe work.
Let’s take a different approach – one that’s focused on your brain, your life, and your results.