Elevate Mental Health Treatment with TMS
Dr. Tate Woodward
Do you have clients that aren’t seeing any improvement from their prescribed antidepressants, or patients that are just tired of taking medications altogether (after so many years of ineffectiveness)? They may be great candidates for Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation. TMS is advanced technology that actually heals the brain instead of just medicating it. Come learn more about TMS, the treatment process, and discover how Elevation Health can help elevate your patients to greater mental health heights.
Objectives:
- To explore research on the efficacy of TMS for treatment-resistant depression, anxiety, and OCD.
- To provide information on the TMS treatment process and technology.
- To discuss an overview of what clients can expect if they pursue TMS as a treatment.
About Dr. Tate Woodward
Dr. Tate Woodward is a native of Oklahoma. He is Board Certified in Family Medicine and has spent 20 years providing care to patients at the primary care level. After obtaining his undergraduate degree at the University of Oklahoma, he completed his medical education in 2004 from Kansas City University of Medicine and Biosciences. From there, he was certified in Family Medicine after completing his residency through the University of Virginia.
Dr. Woodward is the founder of Elevation Health, LLC, a new medical practice in the North Oklahoma City area positioned to deliver innovative, state-of-the-art (and scientifically proven) care to this multitude of treatment resistant patients.
By implementing a new modality called Transcranial Magnetic Stimulus (TMS), along with alternative medications in the form of Ketamine and eskatamine (Spravato) (both anesthetics that are FDA approved (2019) for the treatment of depression), Elevation Health can provide services to our community for those facing unmet mental health needs and suffering from treatment resistant Major Depressive Disorder (MDD), Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), General Anxiety Disorder (GAD), Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD), as well as acute Suicidal Ideations (SI).
