AtDifferent Clinic, we provide a range of cutting-edge technological treatments to enhance brain activity and cure brain deficits.
Below, you'll see information about the various treatments that we provide to our community.
TMS is a non-invasive procedure that uses magnetic pulses to stimulate nerve cells in specific areas of the brain. rTMS is a type of TMS that involves repetitive magnetic pulses.
tDCS uses low electrical currents to balance brain activity.
This technique helps regulate the autonomic nervous system of the body by training you to control the heart rate variability.
Neurofeedback is one of the treatments that provides real-time monitoring of brainwave activity. By this, you learn to regulate brain patterns and improve your cognitive function.
AIT is a sound-based intervention that focuses on auditory processing and communication skills.
We utilize innovative technological approaches to psychotherapy alongside tradition and common treatments to enhance the influence of our work.
Neurotherapy is a broad term that encompasses various brain stimulation techniques like TMS, tDCS, etc.
Psychedelic therapy is a new treatment that uses controlled doses of psychedelic drugs, like psilocybin (mushrooms) or LSD, to treat mental health conditions.
CRT offers a structured approach to improve cognitive function following neurological events or in individuals with ongoing cognitive difficulties.
Family therapy facilitates communication and addresses relational dynamics within a family unit by employing evidence-based techniques to support the family members’ needs.
After the assessment process, our professional team discusses which treatment is appropriate for you. Then you will receive your tailored treatment plan during the therapy sessions. It's important to note that not all treatments are right for everyone. Because of that, we always start with the assessment and discuss your treatment plan with you before you begin your journey with us.
Also, we will provide you with detailed information about each step of the treatment including:
Remember, seeking help is a sign of strength and a desire to change. If you’re considering getting help, don’t hesitate, reach out to us now to start your assessment and ask all of your questions.
