Trauma can change the way the brain processes emotions, stress, and safety. For many people, the effects linger long after the original experience has passed, shaping daily reactions, mood, sleep, and relationships. TMS and trauma recovery has become an increasingly important topic in mental health care as clinicians and researchers continue to explore how brain-based treatments can support healing at a neurological level, not just a psychological one. At Goodwin Health Cafe,

Living with ongoing pain can quietly reshape a person’s entire world. Over time, physical discomfort may limit movement, disrupt sleep, strain relationships, and erode a sense of control. What often goes unnoticed is how deeply chronic pain and depression are connected inside the brain itself. This relationship is not just emotional. It is neurological, biological, and increasingly well understood through modern brain science. For many individuals, chronic pain and depressio

Depression and anxiety frequently occur together, and for many people, this combination can feel especially overwhelming. You may experience persistent sadness alongside racing thoughts, restlessness, or constant worry. Traditional treatments do not always address both conditions equally, which often leaves people wondering whether newer approaches like Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation can help with both. This is where understanding TMS for depression and anxiety becomes imp