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The Importance of Adult ADHD Assessments in Mental Health
ADHD has long been pigeonholed as a childhood condition, often associated with noisy classrooms, restless energy, and missed homework assignments. But behind this narrow stereotype lies a more complex truth—one that often goes unrecognised well into adulthood. ADHD doesn’t simply...
Read MoreAre the effects of theta burst stimulation variable?
Explore gender-based variability in theta burst stimulation versus standard rTMS for treating late-life depression. Findings from Lee et al. 2025.
Read MoreOxford Brain and Mind at the BIPA Annual Conference 2025
We are pleased to share that Dr Tina Malhotra, Consultant Psychiatrist and Clinical Director at Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust, and Dr Sanjay Kumar, Associate Professor of Cognitive Psychology at Oxford Brookes University, will be jointly presenting a workshop on...
Read MoreTMS Workshop: Basic Research and Clinical Application
Join our free two‑day TMS workshop (12–13 June 2025) at Oxford Brookes: learn basic research techniques and clinical application of transcranial magnetic stimulation. Limited places.
Read MoreAdult Autism Assessments in Oxford: A Holistic Pathway to Clarity and Support
For years, autism was framed as a childhood condition. We now know it is lifelong and far more prevalent than earlier diagnostic manuals suggested—at least one in 100 people in the UK are on the spectrum, or around 700 000...
Read MoreWorld Autism Day: Championing Understanding, Acceptance, and Support
At Oxford Brain and Mind Clinic, we stand alongside the autistic community in advocating for a world where differences in perception, communication, and behaviour are not only understood but respected and embraced. As awareness grows, so too must our collective...
Read MorerTMS treatment planning for OCD: How to approach and what to expect
Broadly, five neural circuits are involved in symptom generation in OCD: What Neural Networks to target? See Shepard et al […]
Read MoreSome practical considerations when to use iTBS and 10 Hz rTMS for depression treatment
Female and above 50 may require different TMS protocol.
Read MoreLiving Well with Autism in Oxford – Practical Strategies, Strength-Focused Insights & Local Support
Autism, or Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), is a developmental condition characterized by challenges in social interaction, communication, and repetitive behaviors.
Read MorerTMS treatment may be associated with improvement in memory in individuals with depression
Neuroscientific understanding of depression suggests that cognitive problems, such as attention, memory and executive function are a feature of depression and some of these problems may persist even after depression has improved.
Read MoreCan rTMS be used to treat postnatal depression?
rTMS, which is a non-invasive, non pharmacological, safe and effective treatment for depression, can be an alternative treatment approach to treat postnatal depression.
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