If mental health wasn’t an obstacle, what kind of dreams and goals could your patients be achieving?

Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) is an FDA-cleared, evidence-based treatment for depression and OCD. When your patients are unable to find relief with other treatment methods, TMS is an alternative solution that can offer hope.

In addition to TMS therapy, we offer psychotherapy, a service that fits our capabilities and mission to provide patient-centered, evidence-based collaborative mental healthcare for all. Each session focuses on a specific problem in an effort to guide patients toward results in a shorter timeframe than traditional talk therapy.

Why Refer to Active path mental health?

• Experienced Experts Using Evidence-Based Techniques
  • Our providers have extensive experience treating patients with TMS and administer only evidence-based TMS protocols.
• Collaborative Approach With Open Communication
  • We collaborate with you as part of your patient’s treatment team and will provide an update at the end of their treatment course.
• Patient-Focused Care
  • From our initial free consultation to our clinic’s recovery-focused atmosphere, and all the way to the final treatment, our team is dedicated to facilitating each patient’s recovery from depression or OCD.
• Locally-Based
  • With multiple locations in Oregon and Washington (Clackamas, Hillsboro, Portland, Salem, Tigard and Vancouver) – where your patients live and work.

 Now offering Spravato (esketamine)

• Introducing the first nasal spray indicated for treatment-resistant depression
  • Spravato (esketamine) is the first prescription nasal spray for adults with treatment resistant depression or symptoms of major depressive disorder (MDD), taken alongside an oral antidepressant.
  • “Spravato works differently than other medications for treatment resistant depression. Unlike most oral antidepressants that treat depression by increasing levels of neurotransmitters such as serotonin, norepinephrine, or dopamine, esketamine targets the NDMA rceptor. NDMA receptors balace the effects of other neurotransmitters and as a result, help the brain to overcome depression.”

– Y Pritham Raj, MD, FACP – Chief Medical Officer of Active Path Mental Health