Question 1

What is ExoMIND™ TMS?

Accepted Answer

ExoMIND Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) uses a noninvasive magnetic field to stimulate specific areas of the brain associated with mood regulation, focus, and cognitive control. Sessions are delivered using the ExoMIND system in accordance with manufacturer instructions and physician oversight.

Question 2

Is ExoMIND TMS FDA-approved?

Accepted Answer

Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) is FDA-cleared for certain psychiatric conditions when used as prescribed by a physician. ExoMIND Performance TMS services are elective, non-diagnostic, and are not intended to treat or cure medical or psychiatric conditions.

Question 3

What conditions does clinical TMS treat?

Accepted Answer

Clinical TMS may be prescribed by a physician for FDA-cleared indications when patients meet appropriate medical criteria. Eligibility is determined through a comprehensive psychiatric evaluation.

Question 4

What is the difference between clinical TMS and ExoMIND Performance TMS?

Accepted Answer

Clinical TMS
 • Medical treatment
 • Requires a psychiatric diagnosis
 • Includes diagnostic evaluation and medical documentation
 • Governed by FDA-cleared indications

ExoMIND™ Performance TMS
 • Elective, wellness-oriented service
 • No diagnosis is made
 • Not a substitute for mental health treatment
 • Designed to support focus, clarity, and mental resilience

These services are completely separate and never overlap.

Question 5

Who is eligible for ExoMIND Performance TMS?

Accepted Answer

ExoMIND Performance TMS is intended for adults seeking non-medical brain stimulation services.
Individuals with active psychiatric symptoms, untreated mental health conditions, or neurological disorders may be referred for appropriate medical evaluation instead.

Question 6

Is ExoMIND TMS safe?

Accepted Answer

TMS is generally well tolerated when delivered according to established safety protocols.
As with any neuromodulation procedure, there are risks, which are reviewed in detail during the consent process. Sessions are conducted using manufacturer-approved equipment and protocols.

Question 7

What does a typical session involve?

Accepted Answer

• You remain awake and seated comfortably
 • A magnetic coil is positioned over a specific area of the scalp
 • The session typically lasts under 30 minutes
 • No anesthesia or sedation is required

You may return to normal activities afterward unless otherwise advised.

Question 8

Does ExoMIND TMS hurt?

Accepted Answer

Some individuals experience mild scalp discomfort or tapping sensations during stimulation. These sensations are usually temporary and diminish over time.

Question 9

Will I need downtime afterward?

Accepted Answer

No, ExoMIND sessions do not require anesthesia or sedation, and most individuals are able to return to normal daily activities immediately after a session.

Question 10

What part of the brain does ExoMIND target?

Accepted Answer

ExoMIND protocols focus on brain regions associated with executive function, cognitive control, and emotional regulation. Targeting is performed using manufacturer-approved positioning methods and physician-directed protocols.

Question 11

Is this the same as neurofeedback, TMS, or ECT?

Accepted Answer

ExoMIND uses TMS technology, which is different from both neurofeedback and electroconvulsive therapy (ECT).

• Neurofeedback involves real-time monitoring and feedback of brain activity
 • ECT is a medical procedure performed under anesthesia

ExoMIND does not involve anesthesia, electrical currents applied directly to the brain, or induced seizures.

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