HPR Treatment Centers 

HPR Treatment Center helps give back what depression takes from you: healthy relationships, energy and quality of life. We use a non-invasive therapy called TMS (Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation).

Get Relief from Depression Without Taking a Pill! TMS Therapy in Glenview

Depression is a treatable mental illness, but the standard treatments aren’t effective for everyone. Many people try anti-depressant medication along with lifestyle changes, but don’t experience any benefit. If you’ve tried these treatments without success, transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) may be able to help. TMS is a depression treatment with a proven track record of success, with 2,150,000 sessions provided to over 65,000 people. Hope Peace Recovery Treatment Centers in Glenview, Illinois offers TMS therapy, a treatment that could help you find your way back to a full, rich life.

How is TMS Different from Other Depression Treatments?

TMS therapy is different from other treatments for three important reasons:

1. TMS Therapy Is Drug-Free.
TMS therapy is completely drug-free, so it’s ideal for people who:

Don’t benefit fully from anti-depressant medication
Can’t tolerate the side effects of medication
Don’t want to take anti-depressant drugs
Some people who try anti-depressants don’t see any benefits. When anti-depressants aren’t appropriate, TMS therapy can be a good alternative.

2. TMS Therapy Is Non-Invasive.
Some other depression treatments, like deep brain stimulation, vagus nerve stimulation, and electroconvulsive therapy, can be effective. The problem is, these are invasive, involving unpleasant procedures, surgery, and/or anesthesia.

TMS therapy is different because as well as being drug-free, it’s also completely non-invasive. When you have TMS therapy, you sit comfortably in a chair. You can even relax and listen to music or watch TV!

3. TMS Therapy Is Nearly Side-Effect Free.
Fewer than 5% of people discontinue TMS therapy because of side effects. For those people who stop having treatment, the most common side effect is temporary discomfort at or near the treatment site, during treatment. This discomfort usually subsides after the first week of

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