April 27, 2026
When TMS May Help Insomnia
An original clinical perspective on how TMS fits into insomnia care, who may benefit, and why sleep complaints often require more than sedatives.
TMS · Sleep · Insomnia
Articles on TMS, addiction recovery, integrative psychiatry, and mental health. This section now includes both original insights on drmarthakoo.com and the Psychology Today archive. For academic citations, visit Research; for interviews and podcasts, see Media & Speaking.
An original clinical perspective on how TMS fits into insomnia care, who may benefit, and why sleep complaints often require more than sedatives.
A first-party commentary on where AI mental health tools can assist, where they fail, and when human psychiatric care is still non-negotiable.
An original overview of how medication, TMS, psychotherapy, and coordinated follow-up fit together in a serious treatment plan.
22 percent of American adults have found some relief by using mental health chatbots. But growing reports of AI-induced psychosis, harmful advice, and data privacy violations show why human therapists remain essential.
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Chronic insomnia affects daily function and long-term health. TMS — non-invasive, non-sedating, under 20 minutes — offers a promising alternative to sleep medications.
Holidays exacerbate grief — and Valentine's Day, with its heavy commercialization, can intensify loss of all kinds.
Modern psychiatric care draws from medication, neuromodulation, and talk therapy — and the most effective treatment integrates all three.
The holidays bring joy and stress in equal measure. Practical strategies for protecting mental health during the season.
Chronic stress reshapes the brain and body. Building intentional patterns of care interrupts the cycle.
Adolescents with ADHD face elevated risk for substance use disorders. Early intervention and family-based strategies make a measurable difference.