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Obsessive-compulsive disorder
Ask about Deep TMS for OCD and the evaluation needed to choose an appropriate protocol.
01What to know
Clinically reviewed October 10, 2026
OCD can involve distressing, unwanted thoughts and repetitive behaviors or mental rituals. Checking, washing, counting, and reassurance-seeking are examples; the condition can take forms that are not visible to other people.
The clinic’s dedicated OCD page describes BrainsWay Deep TMS using an H7 coil. The FDA-authorized OCD use is adjunctive treatment for adults, so discuss how it would fit alongside your current care rather than assuming it replaces medication or therapy.
Bring your treatment history, including any exposure and response prevention (ERP). Ask about the OCD-specific protocol and authorization criteria, which can differ from the depression pathway.
This page explains care options; it is not a diagnosis. A provider reviews your history and safety considerations before recommending treatment.
02Other conditions we treat
Questions first. Decisions together.
Your initial phone consultation is free. Tell us what you have tried, and we will explain the next step.