Smart TMS : Manchester
Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation centre
Non-invasive, medication-free treatment, proven effective in treating depression, addiction and more.
Welcome to Smart TMS Manchester
Located in central Manchester, Smart TMS is easily accessible for patients living across the North West of England, with excellent local parking and links to public transport (trains, trams and buses).
What We Do - TMS Services
Conditions we treat
TMS has been proven to treat depression and anxiety as well as other mental health conditions and some addictions. Smart TMS was the first UK clinic to offer TMS treatment for conditions other than depression.
Most of the patients we treat here at Smart TMS (around 70%) are suffering from clinical depression – including seasonal affective disorder (SAD), perinatal depression and bipolar disorder.
We also offer TMS treatment for the following conditions:
- generalised anxiety disorder (GAD)
- addictions to drugs, smoking and alcohol
- obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD)
- post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
- depersonalisation disorder (DPD)
- borderline personality disorder (BPD)
NEW LOCATION
NEW premises in Manchester city centre from August 2021
Clinic Location
SMART TMS – MANCHESTER
Pall Mall Medical, 61 King Street, Manchester M2 4PD
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OPENING TIMES
Monday-Friday: 9:00am – 5:00pm
Directions
Smart TMS Manchester is easily accessible by car, with plenty of parking close to the clinic.
If you’re travelling by train, all stations are around a 10-15 minute walk from the clinic (Deansgate, Oxford Road, Piccadilly and Victoria stations). It’s a short taxi ride away.
By tram, the nearest stop is Town Hall.
We are around 25 minutes from Manchester Airport by taxi.
Treating patients in Manchester since 2018
Smart TMS Manchester was opened in 2018 with the support of TV psychologist Emma Kenny and has treated a wide variety of mental health conditions with fantastic results.
Emma Kenny commented:
“TMS is a really exciting treatment option for a wide range of patients. It treats the underlying causes of the disease in the brain and gives patients a completely different type of recovery, regaining positivity and motivation. I believe this is the future of mental health treatment in Manchester and beyond.”
Emma Kenny is a well-known TV and media psychologist who regularly appears on This Morning as well as running a weekly column in Closer Magazine called ‘On The Couch’.
She has a degree in psychology, a masters in counselling and over 20 years of experience working in psychology – lecturing and providing expertise on a range of topics. She also has her own YouTube channel.
What our patients say
Manchester TMS Practitioner
The clinic is run by our practitioners, Abie and Ben.
Abie
Practitioner
(Currently on Maternity Leave)
Abie completed her Psychology BSc at Lancaster University before going on to study for her Masters in Developmental Disorders, for which she was awarded a certificate of distinction.
She has worked with N-Compass Northwest, an organisation which provides advocacy and carer support, and has experience in peer mentoring within projects supporting disaffected youth. Abie has also facilitated support groups for mental wellbeing, which helps her to build strong, supportive relationships with her patients.
When not in the clinic, Abie enjoys going for long walks with her dog, which only involves 20% walking and 80% drinking tea in dog friendly cafès!
Ben
Practitioner
Ben completed a BSc (Hons) in Psychology at the University of Liverpool, where he studied a variety of modules including Neuropsychology and the Psychology of Severe Mental illness. After graduating, Ben completed a MSc in Psychology at Manchester Metropolitan University, where his research project focused on the link between Anxiety Disorders and Memory. From his four years of University study, he gained valuable theoretical understanding of multiple mental health conditions.
Through his voluntary work with adults with additional whilst at school, he gained early experience of how to help people with mental health challenges. During his previous employment, Ben worked as a Healthcare worker in psychiatric hospitals, working with patients with severe mental illness and behaviours that challenge. From his previous roles, he gained vital experience of delivering high quality patient care in his role as a TMS Practitioner.
In his free time, Ben loves watching films, long distance running, and giving his dog too much attention.
Visit Our Manchester Clinic
Deciding whether to have TMS treatment is a big decision and we would like to make the decision as easy as possible for you. If you would like to visit the London clinic before booking your consultation, please call our team of friendly patient advisors to arrange a suitable time.
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