TMS Therapy vs. Neurofeedback: Which Is Better for Mental Health Treatment?

Choosing a brain-based treatment can feel overwhelming. Many of our patients come to us asking the same question: Should I try TMS therapy or neurofeedback? Both are non-medication options. Both aim to improve how the brain functions. And both can help people who feel stuck despite therapy or medication. In our experience at NorTex Psychiatry, […]
Can TMS Therapy Improve Energy Levels? What Patients Need to Know

If you feel constantly drained, you are not alone. Many people who come to NorTex Psychiatry tell us the same thing: “I’m sleeping, but I never feel rested.” Low energy is one of the most frustrating symptoms tied to depression and burnout. It affects work, relationships, and motivation. In our experience, this is also one […]
TMS Therapy for Post-Concussion Syndrome: Is It Effective?

We treat post-concussion syndrome regularly in our clinics across Allen, McKinney, Frisco, and Dallas, and one of the most common questions we hear is whether TMS therapy for post-concussion syndrome actually works. Based on what we see clinically and what current research supports, TMS for concussions can be an effective, non-invasive concussion treatment for patients […]
Can You Feel the Magnetic Pulses During TMS Therapy? What Patients Experience

At NorTex Psychiatry, this is one of the most common questions we hear during consultations. People want to know exactly what will happen and what it will feel like before they commit to treatment. That’s understandable. Anything involving the brain can sound intimidating at first. The reassuring truth is that most patients do feel the […]
How Long Should You Continue TMS Therapy? A Complete Treatment Timeline Guide

One of the most common questions we hear from patients in Allen, McKinney, Frisco, and Dallas is simple and honest: How long should I stay in TMS therapy? It’s a fair question. When you’re committing time and energy to treatment, you want to know what’s typical, what’s flexible, and what actually works in the real […]
Is Ketamine Therapy Right for Me? A Self-Assessment Guide

At NorTex Psychiatry, we talk with people every week who feel stuck. They’ve tried medications. They’ve done therapy. They’re functioning, but not really living. Ketamine therapy often comes up at this stage, and the most common question we hear is simple: is ketamine therapy right for me? This guide walks you through a clear, honest […]
Can Ketamine Therapy Help with Migraines? What Patients Need to Know

Migraines are not just bad headaches. They can take over your day, your job, and your family life. Many of the people we see have tried everything. Daily medications. Rescue meds. Lifestyle changes. Nothing sticks. When migraine pain keeps coming back, it is normal to look for new options. One question we hear more often […]
What to Ask Your Doctor Before Starting Ketamine Therapy

If you’re thinking about ketamine therapy, the most important step happens before your first session. It’s the conversation you have with your doctor. In our experience working with patients across North Texas, the right questions can make the difference between feeling confident and feeling overwhelmed. Ketamine can be powerful, but it’s not one-size-fits-all. A thoughtful […]
Are Ketamine Therapy Results Permanent? What Patients Should Know

This is one of the first questions we hear in consultations. People want real relief, not a short break from symptoms. The honest answer is nuanced. In our experience at NorTex Psychiatry, ketamine therapy can create powerful, sometimes life-changing improvement, but permanence depends on several factors that patients should understand before starting. How long do […]
Can Ketamine Therapy Help with Social Anxiety? What Patients Should Know

Social anxiety is more than feeling shy. It can make everyday moments feel overwhelming. Speaking up in meetings. Going to parties. Even ordering coffee. We see this often in our clinic. Many patients come to us after years of avoiding social situations and feeling stuck despite therapy or medication. That’s why more people are asking […]