When the worry won't stop and medications only take the edge off, our MagVenture MagPro R30 TMS protocol offers a new path. By calming overactive brain circuits, magnetic stimulation helps quiet the constant alarm signals that fuel generalized anxiety, panic attacks, and social anxiety.

6.8M
U.S. adults with GAD
60%
Report meaningful relief
20min
Per session
0
Medication side effects
Understanding Anxiety
Anxiety can show up as constant worry, panic, physical tension, sleep disruption, irritability, avoidance, or the feeling that your body is always bracing for something bad. It is common, treatable, and not a character flaw.
The right plan depends on what is driving the anxiety. For some people it is panic. For others it is trauma stress, depression, OCD, sleep problems, chronic pressure, or a nervous system that never fully powers down after work.
RSLNT evaluates anxiety symptoms alongside mood, trauma history, sleep, medication history, and daily function. Care may include counseling, medication management, and TMS evaluation when major depression or OCD is also part of the clinical picture.
Persistent, uncontrollable worry about everyday situations
Racing thoughts and difficulty quieting the mind
Chest tightness, shortness of breath, or heart palpitations
Muscle tension, headaches, and jaw clenching
Avoidance of social situations, crowds, or specific triggers
Sleep disruption — difficulty falling or staying asleep
Irritability, restlessness, and feeling on edge
Panic attacks with sudden onset of intense fear
How Anxiety Care Works
TMS is FDA-cleared for major depression and OCD. When anxiety travels with depression or OCD, TMS may be part of the plan. Otherwise, anxiety care may focus on therapy, skills, medication management, sleep support, and tracking what actually changes.
We identify whether the anxiety is tied to depression, OCD, trauma, panic, sleep disruption, work stress, or medication history.
Your plan may include counseling, medication management, and TMS evaluation when the clinical indication fits.
We track symptoms, sleep, panic frequency, daily function, and side effects so the plan can adjust instead of drifting.
Types of Anxiety We Treat
Anxiety disorders present differently depending on the type — from the constant worry of GAD to the sudden terror of panic attacks to the paralyzing self-consciousness of social anxiety. TMS treatment protocols can be tailored to address your specific condition.
Your Treatment Journey
We review symptoms, treatment history, sleep, panic patterns, trauma stress, and goals. We also verify insurance coverage.
Your team identifies whether counseling, medication management, TMS evaluation, or a combination makes the most sense.
Appointments are scheduled around your real life. If TMS is appropriate, sessions are done in-office while fully awake.
We track anxiety, sleep, function, and side effects so progress is visible and care can adjust when needed.
FAQ
TMS is FDA-cleared for major depression and OCD, not as a standalone anxiety indication. If anxiety occurs with depression, we evaluate whether TMS belongs in the broader plan alongside counseling and medication management.
At RSLNT, TMS targeting is based on diagnosis, symptom profile, safety screening, and clinician evaluation. Anxiety care may also include counseling, medication management, sleep support, and practical coping tools.
A typical TMS course for anxiety consists of 30-36 sessions over 6 weeks (5 sessions per week). Each session lasts 20-30 minutes. You can drive yourself to and from appointments and return to normal activities immediately — there is no sedation or recovery time.
Yes. TMS can be used alongside your current medications, including SSRIs, SNRIs, benzodiazepines, and buspirone. Many patients find that TMS enhances the effectiveness of their existing treatment. Some patients are eventually able to reduce their medications under their doctor's guidance after completing TMS.
Coverage varies by insurer for anxiety-specific treatment. Many plans cover TMS when anxiety is comorbid with depression, which is the case for the majority of anxiety patients. We verify your specific coverage before starting treatment and work with Tricare, SelectHealth, PEHP, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna, and UnitedHealthcare.
Most patients describe a tapping or clicking sensation on the scalp during treatment. Some experience mild discomfort during the first few sessions, which typically diminishes quickly. There is no anesthesia, no sedation, and no systemic side effects. You remain fully awake and alert throughout each session.
We offer three core services in Provo, Utah: TMS therapy, medication management, and counseling. Many patients use more than one.
Your free consultation is a confidential, no-pressure conversation about your anxiety and the right next step.
1200 Towne Centre Blvd, STE 1120 — Provo, UT 84601