Talk therapy
Psychotherapy can be used on its own or alongside medication. RNH shares its location with Resilience Counseling, a separate counseling practice, and can help connect you when therapy belongs in your plan.
How psychotherapy helps →Alternatives to Antidepressants in Dallas
If medication hasn’t provided enough relief, or side effects are getting in the way, explore your next step with Dr. E. Will Clark at our Dallas practice.
Can depression be treated without medication?
Comparing two approaches directly? Read TMS versus antidepressants for practical differences and questions about combining care.
Some people benefit from approaches such as psychotherapy or TMS. Others need medication as part of their plan. Your symptoms, treatment history, and preferences help determine the options. Exploring an alternative does not mean you should stop a current prescription: discuss changes with your prescriber. NIMH explains how depression treatment is chosen.
At RNH, you can discuss TMS therapy and psychiatric care with a physician. The assessment comes before a decision about treatment.
Options to discuss with your psychiatrist
TMS therapy
TMS uses magnetic stimulation and does not require anesthesia. It may be considered when depression has not responded adequately to other treatments. It requires a course of visits, and improvement is not guaranteed.
TMS for depression in Dallas →A fresh look at medication
If side effects or incomplete relief brought you here, a medication review is also an option. Dr. Clark provides medication management separately from TMS; choosing a consultation does not commit you to a TMS course.
Explore psychiatric care →Other specialist treatments
Ketamine, esketamine, and ECT involve different treatment settings and considerations. RNH’s services are TMS and psychiatric care; other treatments can be discussed as possible referral options.
Compare TMS and ketamine →A personal assessment in Dallas
Meet Dr. Clark at our Cole Avenue clinic to review what you have tried, what helped, and what remains difficult. Bring a list of current and past medications, any side effects you remember, and your goals for care.
If you have already tried several medications without enough improvement, our treatment-resistant depression guide explains the evaluation in more detail.
For TMS, ask about the proposed number of visits and available appointment times before committing. Our visit guide helps you plan travel from Dallas and nearby communities.
Questions worth bringing to your visit
- What are the reasons to consider each option in my situation?
- Would this treatment replace or accompany my current care?
- What side effects and safety considerations should I understand?
- How will we measure progress, and when will we reassess?
- How many visits should I plan for, and what is the full cost?
See RNH’s TMS pricing before you book. Psychiatric visits are a separate service; call for their pricing.
Cost & payment
Clear pricing. Personal care.
$3,500Full TMS course
Initial psychiatric assessment with Dr. Clark and the full course of TMS treatment. Self-pay; we do not bill insurance.
TMS pricing and payment details →Visit us in Dallas
Our Cole Avenue practice
4514 Cole Ave Ste 200, Dallas, TX 75205
Visits by appointment.
Welcoming patients from Dallas, Highland Park, University Park, Preston Hollow, Lakewood, and North Dallas.
Plan your visit → Get directions ↗Talk with us before you decide.
Tell us what you have tried and what still feels stuck. We will help you understand whether TMS belongs in your next step. The fastest way is a quick call.
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