To Our Prospective Patients Considering TMS

CNYTMS Psychiatry is following the recommendations of the Clinical TMS Society and continues to treat individuals during the present crisis, but with the utmost attention to safety and cleanliness. With the advantages of a small clinic in which it is rare for us to have significant numbers in our waiting room even during “normal” times, we presently do not allow more than one patient into the clinic at any given time. The clinic, both waiting room and treatment room, is thoroughly cleaned and disinfected following every patient encounter. Please do not hesitate to call us for any further questions about managing Covid in our clinic.

Masks in Office

Our staff are masked, and every enrolled patient receives a surgical mask that may be taken home to further reduce transmission risk.

Telehealth Options

Available for free consultations as well as follow-up appointments.

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TMS Therapy: A New Potential Weight Loss Treatment

By Jason Stepkovitch, MD • 10 Jan, 2023

TMS Therapy offers a safe, non-invasive way to help manage eating behaviors and cravings. For many, it can produce lasting lifestyle changes and support weight loss efforts.

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The Effects of Stress on Anxiety & How TMS Therapy Can Help

By Jason Stepkovitch, MD • 08 Nov, 2022

TMS therapy is an alternative approach for treating stress and anxiety without side effects. This article shares how stress affects anxiety and what TMS therapy can do to help.

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National Suicide Prevention Awareness: How TMS Therapy Can Help

By Jason Stepkovitch, MD • 17 Sep, 2022

TMS therapy is one treatment option for depression that can help prevent death by suicide. To learn more, visit us at one of our locations in Syracuse or Binghamton.

TMS Therapy for Teen Depression: A New Hope

By Jason Stepkovitch, MD • 15 Aug, 2022

When your child is suffering from depression, it's hard. Fortunately, TMS therapy is a safe and effective option for teens suffering from depression.

Slaying the Dragon

By Jason Stepkovitch, MD • 01 Jul, 2022

It’s very difficult to look within. Here's how psychiatry can help with fully face our fears. Here is a story about slaying a dragon within with Psychiatry.

Treatment Options for Depression in Pregnant & Breastfeeding Patients

By Jason Stepkovitch, MD • 21 Feb, 2022

TMS is a viable option for managing depression during pregnancy and post-delivery. Here is what you need to know about handling postpartum depression.

I’m Depressed and I have Bipolar Disorder: What Is the Best Treatment?

By Jason Stepkovitch, MD • 03 Feb, 2022

Bipolar disorder generally brings to mind the manic individual behaving erratically. Here is how TMS treatment can help with bipolar disorder with CNY TMS

Lithium Uses in Mental Health

By Jason Stepkovitch, MD • 16 Jul, 2021

When a psychiatrist mentions lithium to a patient, the general reaction is often one of concern. Learn more about lithium's uses for mental health.

How Does TMS Therapy Work?

By Jason Stepkovitch, MD • 04 Apr, 2021

TMS works on the idea that electrical stimulation is good for the brain. Here is more on how TMS works and which conditions it can treat.

The Pandemic’s Impact on Mental Health

By Jason Stepkovitch • 16 Dec, 2020

There are times in life that one suffers. 2020 has been a year of collective suffering. In the US, hundreds of thousands have died directly from COVID. The economic livelihoods of countless thousands have been disrupted, with employees furloughed, and the doors of small businesses shuttered, many permanently. According to the CDC, overdose deaths have increased by 20 percent this year. Calls to domestic violence hotlines have increased 30 percent. A CDC survey in June found that one in three individuals were experiencing anxiety or depressive symptoms, with 10 percent of individuals reporting suicidal thinking.