Depression
Pioneering TMS Research for Enhanced Mental Health
At Salience TMS, research lies at the heart of our mission. We firmly believe that “good isn’t good enough” for patient care. Through the collaborative efforts of our dedicated research team and our valued partnerships, we are committed to advancing the quality of care we provide and, by extension, elevating the entire TMS Community. Developing…
Read MoreEmbrace a Happier and Healthier You
As you welcome the new year, it’s a perfect moment for reflection and self-improvement resolutions. Even though you may often prioritize physical health through fitness and nutrition, it’s crucial to acknowledge how vital mental well-being truly is. Mental health is the cornerstone of your overall quality of life, shaping your relationships, work performance, and daily…
Read MoreCan I Treat My Depression without Medication?
Depression stands as a prevalent mental health issue, casting its long shadow over the lives of millions. Many individuals, while acknowledging the importance of seeking treatment, harbor a deep-seated desire for alternatives that minimize reliance on medication. But is it possible to treat depression effectively without turning to pharmaceutical solutions? This question looms large in…
Read MoreHoliday Stress: Causes, Effects, and Strategies for a Happier Season
The holiday season often depicts a time of joy, togetherness, and celebration. We see images of families gathered around beautifully decorated tables, exchanging gifts and creating lasting memories. However, the reality can be far from this idyllic picture for many. The pressure to create perfect moments, the financial strain of gift-giving, and the heightened expectations…
Read MoreSeasonal Affective Disorder
Seasonal patterns notably impact individual mood, energy, and overall well-being in mental health. Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), a condition where depression intricately entwines with seasonal changes, unfurls its challenging impact on many individuals worldwide. It’s not a case of “winter blues” but a tangible and recurring condition, creating waves of distress in those it affects.…
Read MoreOvercome Depression: Working Toward Remission
Often, navigating the path toward achieving mental wellness presents hurdles, particularly for those living with the impacts of treatment-resistant depression. Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) therapy has burgeoned as a revolutionary approach, offering a beacon of hope and facilitating a life-changing journey toward remission. Salience TMS, embedded in its innovative methodologies and profound expertise, is a…
Read MoreUnderstanding the Difference Between Depression and Burnout
Understanding the difference between depression and burnout at work is crucial for addressing individuals’ challenges in the modern workplace. We can create a healthier work environment that promotes overall well-being by examining the factors contributing to their development and implementing effective strategies to prevent and address these issues. In today’s fast-paced and demanding work environment,…
Read MoreDifferent Types of Depression and How to Recognize Them
May marks Mental Health Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness about the importance of mental health and combat the stigma surrounding it. One of the most pervasive mental health disorders is depression. This mood disorder can significantly impact a person’s thoughts, emotions, and behaviors and can range from mild to severe, lasting for extended…
Read MoreWhat to Know About Depression and Work?
Depression can make it hard to deal with certain aspects of your life. On a global scale, it’s the leading cause of disability. It’s estimated that at least $44 Billion are lost each year due to unproductivity resulting from depression in the workplace. At least half of employees with depression aren’t treated. However, with treatment and the proper care, depression…
Read MoreManaging Your Mental Health During a Covid-19 Spike
During a crisis such as the COVID-19 pandemic, it is common for everyone to experience increased levels of distress and anxiety, mainly due to social isolation. As a result, physicians and other frontline healthcare professionals are particularly vulnerable to adverse mental health effects as they strive to balance the duty of caring for patients with…
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