Find Your Next Step
Start with the question that brought you here. These guides connect treatment information with the practical details of care at our Dallas clinic.
Medication guides
Sertraline (Zoloft)
Prepare for a sertraline or Zoloft medication review in Dallas. Understand common concerns, what to bring, and how to discuss next steps with Dr. Clark.
Read the guide →Escitalopram (Lexapro)
Discuss Lexapro or escitalopram questions with a Dallas psychiatrist. Prepare to review benefits, side effects, and goals for depression or anxiety care.
Read the guide →Fluoxetine (Prozac)
Prepare to discuss fluoxetine or Prozac with Dr. Clark in Dallas, including treatment history, medication changes, and questions for your psychiatrist.
Read the guide →Bupropion (Wellbutrin)
A Dallas guide to discussing Wellbutrin or bupropion, including SR and XL labels, medication history, and questions for a psychiatric appointment.
Read the guide →Venlafaxine (Effexor)
Bring venlafaxine or Effexor questions to a Dallas medication visit. Learn what information helps when discussing symptoms, side effects, or a possible change.
Read the guide →Duloxetine (Cymbalta)
Prepare for a duloxetine or Cymbalta review in Dallas. Discuss mood and pain treatment goals, medication coordination, and questions before making changes.
Read the guide →Treatment decisions
Switching Antidepressants
Prepare for a Dallas psychiatric medication review when considering a change. Understand why switching plans differ and what to ask before changing treatment.
Read the guide →Antidepressant Side Effects
Prepare for a Dallas medication review about sleep, sexual side effects, nausea, or other antidepressant concerns. Learn what to record and when to seek help.
Read the guide →When to Consider TMS
Prepare for a TMS assessment in Dallas with Dr. Clark. Review prior treatments, screening questions, visit planning, and the cost of a course of care.
Read the guide →Medication hasn’t helped
Prepare for an evaluation when depression treatment has not helped enough.
Read the guide →Alternatives to antidepressants
Explore options to discuss with your psychiatrist.
Read the guide →TMS vs. antidepressants
Compare treatment routines and how the approaches can work together.
Read the guide →TMS vs. ketamine
Compare care, monitoring, and visit planning.
Read the guide →Understanding TMS
Chronic pain
TMS for Chronic Pain
Explore TMS research for chronic pain, how it differs from depression treatment, and questions to bring to a Dallas consultation.
Read the guide →Fibromyalgia & TMS
Understand the limits of TMS research for fibromyalgia and prepare questions about symptoms, treatment goals, safety, and coordinated care in Dallas.
Read the guide →Chronic Pain & Depression Care
Prepare for psychiatric care in Dallas when chronic pain and depression overlap. Discuss mood, daily life, medication history, and coordination with your pain clinician.
Read the guide →Dallas resources
Free things to do for mental wellbeing
12 free Dallas outings for movement, art, and connection, with cost details and simple first steps.
Read the guide →Mental health & wellness resources
Local support, outdoor activities, learning, and volunteering, with planning notes and official links.
Read the guide →Cost & your visit
TMS cost & payment
Our course price, what it includes, and how self-pay works.
Read the guide →Insurance & superbills
Understand possible out-of-network reimbursement and its limits.
Read the guide →Psychiatric care
Assessment and medication management with Dr. Clark.
Read the guide →Your first visit
Find the Dallas clinic and plan your visit.
Read the guide →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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