Professor Alexander T. Sack, Cognitive Neuroscientist at Maastricht University, discusses how our understanding of the working mechanisms behind Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) is evolving and what this means for improving clinical outcomes. Rather than focusing solely on precise stimulation sites using fMRI, Prof. Sack explains why optimizing the timing of pulses with EEG guidance may be key to enhancing treatment success.

In this conversation with Dr. Trevor Brown, Neuroscientist at neurocare group, they explore the importance of keeping a patient’s brain state active and consistent before and during TMS. By aligning treatment with brain-state dynamics, clinicians may be able to significantly increase therapeutic benefits.

Watch as they discuss the future of TMS, the science behind its working mechanisms, and how these insights could refine clinical practice for better patient outcomes.

About Prof. Alexander T. Sack:
Professor of Cognitive Neuroscience at Maastricht University, Prof. Alexander T. Sack specializes in non-invasive brain stimulation, particularly TMS and EEG, to study and enhance cognitive functions and clinical treatments.

About the series
The neurocare group is a global network of experts in neuroscience, psychology, and engineering, with a mission to empower best practices and bring innovative and sustainable mental health techniques to more patients in need through our network of clinics.

Through this interview series, the head of the neurocare Academy, Dr Trevor Brown, interviews leading minds in this field, to present the state of research and possibilities and effective models of care in mental health and cognitive performance.

To learn more about the neurocare group and its mission visit www.neurocaregroup.com

If you are a patient looking for more information about these techniques or to find one of our clinics worldwide, visit www.neurocaregroup.com/patients/

Are you a practitioner interested in learning how you can apply TMS and other neuromodulation techniques in your own practice?
Get started with one of our online courses in neuromodulation at: www.lms.neurocaregroup.com

neurocare academy also offers in-person training and supervision in workshops throughout the world. For more information visit: www.neurocaregroup.com/academy/


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