Dr. Todd Hutton, Medical Director of SoCal TMS, was recently interviewed by Authority Magazine, as part of their interview series called "5 Things We Must Do To Improve the US Healthcare System". Selected quotes: "The key is staying well-informed about the latest research and utilizing innovative...
To kick off National Suicide Prevention/Awareness Week, Hal Eisner of Fox 11 News In Depth conducted an on-air interview with Dr. Todd Hutton, Medical Director of Southern California TMS Center, about the efficacy of transcranial magnetic stimulation in treating patients with depression symptoms. The segment aired...
Dr. Todd Hutton, Medical Director of SoCal TMS, has long been recognized as a leader and noted expert in the field of TMS. Dr Hutton was just published again, twice as lead author of two more scholarly articles. The most recent paper "The Anxiolytic and Antidepressant...
Pamela, a real patient of ours here at SoCal TMS, generously and kindly shares her experience with TMS treatments on her blog. We really appreciate how authentic, courageous, and emotionally-powerful, she is through her writing. Please visit her blog by following this link: Read Blog...
Dr. Todd Hutton, Medical Director of SoCal TMS was just published as co-author of the article "Clinical outcomes in a large registry of patients with major depressive disorder treated with Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation" in the Journal of Affective Disorders. The article does an excellent job of...
Dr. Todd Hutton, Medical Director of Southern California TMS Center, was a special guest on the popular podcast, “A Little Advice With Christine Little.” This podcast is hosted by actress and comedian, Christine Little, whose work has been featured on platforms such as FOX, Huffington...
Dr. Hutton and Dr. Anthony Barker collaborate at the 2019 Clinical TMS Society meeting in Vancouver, BC. Dr. Barker is known as the Grandfather of TMS since it is his invention that is still used in today's devices. Without him and his innovation,...
Hear how transcranial magnetic stimulation helped Greg fight clinical depression that led him to stay in bed for five years. [fvplayer id="4"] ...
Matthew returns to The Doctors after seeking help to turn his life around after losing his legs and battling his heroin and opiate addictions. [fvplayer id="5"] ...