One-Day TMS Therapy
A highly condensed TMS treatment protocol designed to deliver multiple therapy sessions in a single day.
Response Rates
90%
Depression
83%
Anxiety
68%
OCD
72%
PTSD
What Is One-Day TMS?
One-Day TMS is an intensive treatment approach where multiple TMS sessions are delivered during one treatment visit.
This protocol is designed for patients seeking an efficient treatment option without the need for repeated daily appointments.
How ONE-D Works
During a one-day treatment schedule:
- Multiple TMS sessions are performed in one day
- Short rest periods occur between sessions
- Patients remain comfortable and awake throughout the process
Benefits of One-Day TMS
- Extremely time-efficient treatment
- No medication Trials required, start right away.
- Non-invasive therapy
- Outpatient treatment process
One-Day TMS vs Other Options
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Treatment Type
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Timeline
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Several weeks
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5 Days
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Single treatment day
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What to Expect
- 20 iTBS sessions in 9.5 hours (600 pulses each, 30-minute intervals)
- Targeting the left DLPFC using proven scalp-based anatomy measurements
- Optional neuroplasticity boosters
- Delivered with MagVenture and AMPA TMS technology
- No downtime, no anesthesia — walk in and out the same day
Who It’s For
One-Day TMS may be suitable for:
- Patients with limited schedules
- Patients traveling for treatment
- Individuals seeking faster therapy options
- Individuals who still need high-efficacy treatment for depression or anxiety
- Those with prior medication failures
Clinical Results from the ONE-D Protocol
In the published study, 32 patients with treatment-resistant depression completed the single-day regimen. Results showed:
- 90% response rate at 6 weeks (HDRS, PHQ-9, BDI-II, GAD-7)
- Up to 78% remission at 12 weeks
- Minimal side effects (no seizures or hospitalizations)
- Durable improvement up to 3 months with no booster needed
*The One-Day TMS program is based on the 2024 ONE-D trial using 20 iTBS sessions in a single day with optional neuroplastogen augmentation. Outcomes may vary. Consultation required.
Frequently Asked Questions
Have questions about TMS therapy? Here are answers to some of the most common concerns from our patients.
What is ONE-D (Single-Day TMS)?
ONE-D is an accelerated TMS option that delivers 20 iTBS sessions in as little as one day, intended as a time condensed therapeutic course.
How Does ONE-D Work?
ONE-D uses repeated brief iTBS trains with short breaks so the brain receives a concentrated neuroplastic “dose.” This is combined with medication augmentation to enhance cortical excitability/response to the stimulation.
Who is a good candidate for ONE-D?
Candidates are usually individuals with treatment-resistant depression and people who need a very limited time option. Everyone must pass psychiatric screening and be cleared by a TMS-trained psychiatrist.
Are there any side effects of ONE-D?
When delivered with proper screening, mapping, and psychiatric supervision, ONE-D has been safely used in clinical settings. Common short-term effects may include scalp discomfort, headache, and temporary fatigue.
How soon will I feel better after ONE-D?
Improvement can differ from person to person. Some individuals may begin to feel better within a few days, while others may experience more significant benefits over several weeks. ONE-D is designed to help speed up the body’s biological response, but the timeline varies for each individual.
How much does ONE-D cost and will insurance cover it?
ONE-D is an accelerated treatment option that requires self-payment. Most insurance providers do not cover single-day treatment formats, though a few may offer limited benefits. We recommend checking your insurance benefits to understand your available coverage and potential costs.
How should I prepare for a ONE-D visit? What should I bring?
Expect to spend most of the day at the clinic, so bring snacks, headphones, and comfortable clothing. Stay hydrated and be ready for short breaks of about 20–25 minutes between sessions. Our accelerated treatment room offers a comfortable, private space where you can relax between sessions.