Sydney TMS offers clients the opportunity to undergo treatment in an outpatient setting. We have been providing TMS treatment to our clients since 2014. This is all we do at our clinics, so we can assure you we know what we are doing and our staff are experts in this area.
While patients are receiving depression treatment, they can enjoy watching television, listening to music, or just chatting with our staff. Patients can continue their daily activities after each session. TMS is safe and well tolerated. No anaesthetics or sedatives are used during the treatment, making it perfectly safe to drive after a treatment session. Sydney TMS offers an alternative treatment option to those patients who have tried medications, yet their symptoms persist. Patients visit the clinic for their treatment session, as required, and return to their place of work or return home directly after.
Our first consultation is face-to-face with our TMS psychiatrist. During this session, our TMS psychiatrist will determine if TMS is right for you. With your Medicare card and your doctor’s referral, we will bulk-bill this initial consultation. We promise our patients that we will provide the utmost professional service and care. It is our aim for you to feel as comfortable as possible during treatment sessions. If there is anything we can do to improve the treatment, please let us know. We welcome any feedback you wish to provide. Please forward any compliments or complaints directly to Dr J Pace Suite 209, 11 Chandos Street, St Leonards NSW 2065, “private and confidential”.
Sydney TMS vision is to provide the most innovative, evidence-based treatment currently available for depression treatment. It is our aim to become the leading provider of TMS therapy in NSW. We aim to make this revolutionary treatment available to help as many patients suffering from depression as possible. We hope to take TMS to the next level. By moving it from being largely a research tool to making it an established form of treatment for possibly other brain conditions.
We will educate both clinicians and patients alike about TMS and how it can be an extra tool to combat depression.
Through more extensive use of this technology, we will learn more about the potential benefits of TMS. We hope to drive more research and development. While other parts of the world may have had a head start with TMS, we believe Australian psychiatrists are closing the gap. We will not only become experts in using TMS but will also innovate and lead to the further development of more TMS treatments into the future.
Updated 30th June 2025