Depression cannot be pinpointed to a singular cause. It is a complex condition with various causes that often stem from genetic, biological, environmental, and psychological factors. Each of these factors can play a role in this challenging mental health condition, making every patient’s experience with depression unique. Understanding the underlying causes of depression can help you select the best and most effective treatment for yourself.
One promising solution for those struggling with depression is NeuroStar Advanced TMS therapy. This non-invasive procedure targets areas of the brain that are involved in various aspects of depression. Many patients see improvements in as little as two months with this typically painless and straightforward treatment. If you are looking for a new way to manage your depression, schedule an appointment with the Premier Treatment Centers of Los Angeles. Dr. Deirmenjian and our team can help you explore whether NeuroStar could be a breakthrough in your mental health journey.
Depression is a multifaceted mental health condition that researchers are still trying to understand. Most scientists agree it is a complex disorder influenced by multiple interrelated factors. Genetics, biological changes in your brain, environmental influences, and psychological aspects can all contribute to your experience with depression. Recognizing this complexity is essential in finding effective ways to address it. Understanding how these factors interact can empower you to seek the right support and treatment for your unique situation.
Genetic factors can play a significant role in your risk for depression. These factors are present from birth and cannot be prevented, such as having a family history of depression.
Your brain’s wiring can cause depression. Reduced function in brain areas that regulate behavior and mood, such as the prefrontal cortex and amygdala, is one biological factor that can cause depression.
Your environment can also play a significant role in your depression. Chronic stress, traumatic experiences, and significant life changes can increase your risk of depression and other mental health concerns. Factors like socioeconomic status and lack of emotional support can elevate this risk further.
Psychological factors, including negative thought patterns, low self-esteem, and unresolved trauma, also play a crucial role in how depression affects you.
Ultimately, these influences interact with one another, making depression a very complex condition that arises from multiple factors rather than a single cause.
NeuroStar Advanced TMS therapy could be the ideal treatment for individuals aged 15 and older who are struggling with depression, particularly if other treatments haven’t been effective.
If you’re finding that medication isn’t alleviating your mental health symptoms, or if you’re concerned about side effects impacting your daily life, NeuroStar may be a suitable treatment option for you. Additionally, if you lack access to therapy or are not seeing results as quickly as you’d like from your current therapeutic options, NeuroStar can be a great fit.
NeuroStar Advanced TMS therapy at Premier TMS Centers of Los Angeles is approved for adults and adolescents aged 15 and older who have depression and other mental health conditions. This innovative treatment is especially beneficial for those who haven’t had success with traditional approaches, as it can address the complex causes of depression. With the potential for positive results in as little as two months, NeuroStar offers a new option for those seeking effective mental health care.
For more information, and to discover if this treatment is right for you, schedule a consultation with Dr. Deirmenjian and our expert mental health specialists at Premier Treatment Centers of Los Angeles. Dr. Deirmenjian is a leader in the field of TMS and was one of the early adopters of this treatment for depression, especially treatment-resistant depression. He has over 14 years of experience treating patients with depression with TMS therapy, and you can be next. Reach out to our team today to explore how TMS can be right for you.
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