Depression affects all of us in deep and devastating ways—even those we might not expect. "It was the thought that people aren't going to miss me. I was shameful and guilty of being depressed all the time. I didn't want to be around anymore," said former NFL quarterback and Super Bowl XXVI MVP Mark Rypien. Throughout the course of his NFL career, Rypien experienced what more than 2 million people across the U.S. suffer every year: Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI), a disruption in the normal function of the brain caused by injury. TBI is one of the leading causes of death and disability in the U.S ..read more

Tomorrow, October 10th, is World Mental Health Day. “This annual program was created as a way to bring more attention to mental illness and its effects on individual life, work, family and overall stability of communities and countries.”1 It was a day founded by the World Federation for Mental Health in 1992. Each year, World Mental Health Day has a theme. In 2019, the theme focused on suicide prevention. This year, the theme is ‘Move for Mental Health: Let’s Invest.’ “World Mental Health Day is an opportunity for the world to come together and begin redressing the historic neglect of mental ..read more

In the Valley Health section of the Montrose Daily Press, February 7, 2020, writer Leslie Brown got a tour of TMS Solutions Montrose with Graham Trenda. Trenda is a certified TMS Technician as well as a Patient Advocate for TMS Solutions, a company treating depression with a revolutionary treatment outside the typically prescribed medications ..read more

Since we were young, we've been ingrained to call 9-1-1 in the case of an emergency. From house fires, car accidents, to someone requiring immediate medical attention--dialing this three-digit number has become second nature. Cell phones, which weren't even around when 9-1-1 came into existence (1968, in case you were wondering) are now designed to allow anyone to dial 9-1-1, whether the phone is locked or not. We've made it incredibly easy, and that ease of access has saved countless lives ..read more

Amber's Story: "TMS Therapy has changed my life. I’ve suffered from severe depression, severe PTSD (Non-Combat), and major depression for a little over 20 years. Please take a couple minutes to read this -- it may just save your life. Having been in therapy for 20 years with several different counselors, we tried every traditional therapy, including EMDR.  Nothing made a difference. I wavered between life and death more times than I can count. Suicidal thoughts had become routine in my life. I’ll admit--I tried to commit suicide a few times and failed. My life was filled with so much dar ..read more

Depression affects all of us in deep and devastating ways—even those we might not expect. "It was the thought that people aren't going to miss me. I was shameful and guilty of being depressed all the time. I didn't want to be around anymore," said former NFL quarterback and Super Bowl XXVI MVP Mark Rypien. Throughout the course of his NFL career, Rypien experienced what more than 2 million people across the U.S. suffer every year: Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI), a disruption in the normal function of the brain caused by injury. TBI is one of the leading causes of death and disability in the U.S ..read more

Tomorrow, October 10th, is World Mental Health Day. “This annual program was created as a way to bring more attention to mental illness and its effects on individual life, work, family and overall stability of communities and countries.”1 It was a day founded by the World Federation for Mental Health in 1992. Each year, World Mental Health Day has a theme. In 2019, the theme focused on suicide prevention. This year, the theme is ‘Move for Mental Health: Let’s Invest.’ “World Mental Health Day is an opportunity for the world to come together and begin redressing the historic neglect of mental ..read more

In the Valley Health section of the Montrose Daily Press, February 7, 2020, writer Leslie Brown got a tour of TMS Solutions Montrose with Graham Trenda. Trenda is a certified TMS Technician as well as a Patient Advocate for TMS Solutions, a company treating depression with a revolutionary treatment outside the typically prescribed medications ..read more

Since we were young, we've been ingrained to call 9-1-1 in the case of an emergency. From house fires, car accidents, to someone requiring immediate medical attention--dialing this three-digit number has become second nature. Cell phones, which weren't even around when 9-1-1 came into existence (1968, in case you were wondering) are now designed to allow anyone to dial 9-1-1, whether the phone is locked or not. We've made it incredibly easy, and that ease of access has saved countless lives ..read more

Amber's Story: "TMS Therapy has changed my life. I’ve suffered from severe depression, severe PTSD (Non-Combat), and major depression for a little over 20 years. Please take a couple minutes to read this -- it may just save your life. Having been in therapy for 20 years with several different counselors, we tried every traditional therapy, including EMDR.  Nothing made a difference. I wavered between life and death more times than I can count. Suicidal thoughts had become routine in my life. I’ll admit--I tried to commit suicide a few times and failed. My life was filled with so much dar ..read more