When your nervous system won't switch off.
EXOMIND is approved in Canada and the European Union for anxiety symptoms. In the U.S., providers may offer this application off-label — on a transparent cash-pay basis, with no referrals or insurance paperwork.
This may sound familiar
- A constant hum of worry that's hard to talk yourself out of
- Tight chest, clenched jaw, or shallow breathing during ordinary days
- Trouble winding down at night even when you're exhausted
- Snapping at people you love, then feeling guilty about it
- Avoiding calls, plans, or situations you used to handle easily
- You'd rather not start — or stay on — anti-anxiety medication
How TMS is used here
- Focused pulses aimed at circuits involved in stress response and regulation
- Non-invasive and drug-free — nothing enters your body
- You sit awake in a chair; many clients use the ~30 minutes to rest
- Often paired with sleep and focus goals in one wellness plan
- No insurance approval needed — you decide, we schedule
- Honest expectations set up front, with no long lock-in
We start with a free consultation to hear what your days actually feel like and to screen for anything that wouldn't be appropriate. If we move forward, you'll get clear cash-pay pricing and a session plan before you commit. Clients commonly describe feeling steadier and less reactive over a series of sessions, though this varies from person to person.
In the U.S., EXOMIND is FDA-cleared for major depressive disorder. Use for anxiety symptoms is offered off-label based on provider judgment, international approvals, and emerging research, and is not covered by insurance at our practice. No outcome is guaranteed and individual results vary. This page is education, not medical advice. In a crisis, call or text 988.
Talk it through with Robin — free.
A relaxed conversation about your history and goals, and an honest answer about whether TMS is a fit. No pressure, no jargon.