Exomind TMS Treatment
Mental Clarity, Self-control & Emotional Balance
Exomind is a non-invasive, evidence-based brain stimulation treatment. It's designed to support mental well-being, cognitive performance, and emotional regulation. Exomind technology is backed by 40 years of Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) research, with over 17,000 published studies.
Delivered under clinical supervision at the London Psychiatry Clinic, Exomind offers a safe and modern way to enhance neuroplasticity. It can enhance the brain’s ability to adapt, learn, and recover from stress.

What is Exomind?
Exomind is a brain stimulation device. It's non-invasive, which means there's no needles or medication involved. Exomind uses Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) technology to gently activate and strengthen communication within key regions of the brain involved in mood, motivation, attention, and emotional processing. Exomind builds on FDA-cleared TMS protocols for depression and obsessive-compulsive disorder, and adapts these for a wellness and performance context.
This makes it suitable for individuals seeking to optimise brain health rather than treat clinical illness.
- Non-invasive, drug-free, and pain-free
- Walk-in, walk-out sessions with no downtime
- Delivered by trained clinicians in a safe environment
- Designed for cognitive optimisation, emotional balance, and stress resilience
How Does It Work?
Exomind uses ExoTMS™, a multi-target, AI-enhanced version of transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS). It stimulates the left dorsolateral prefrontal cortex (DLPFC), a key brain area for emotional regulation, motivation, and executive control.
This targeted stimulation helps promote state-dependent neuroplasticity, meaning it strengthens brain pathways when they’re most receptive to change. Over time, these changes can improve communication between areas of the brain that influence focus, mood, self-regulation, and cognitive flexibility.

What Are the Benefits?
Clinical studies on high-frequency TMS (including those underpinning FDA approval for depression and OCD) show measurable improvements in prefrontal-limbic connectivity, cognitive control, and mood regulation.
When applied for mental wellness, these same neuroplastic effects may support:
- Emotional processing and regulation
- Enhanced cognitive control, attention, and working memory
- Improved planning, decision-making, and motivation
- Sharper concentration and attention
- Reduced stress and
- Less brain fog and mental fatigue
- Better decision-making improves impulse control
- Better sleep quality, increased REM
- Neuroplasticity, BDNF increase
Who Might Benefit?
Exomind may be suitable for individuals who:
- Experience burnout, brain fog, or difficulty concentrating
- Want to improve emotional regulation and resilience
- Are navigating high-stress roles or major life transitions
- Seek to optimise cognitive and emotional performance
What to Expect from Treatment
A standard Exomind course consists of six sessions, each lasting approximately 25 minutes.
- Comfortable, painless seated treatment
- No medication or sedation required
- Minimal side effects (most commonly mild scalp discomfort or transient headache)
- No downtime, and you can resume normal activities immediately
- Some individuals notice improvements within a few sessions

How to Book
50 minutes. Video or in-person: 60 Harley Street, London
Exomind assessment: £500 (deducted from your package if you continue)
Course of 6 sessions: £3,000 (includes Exomind assessment)
Safety and Suitability
Exomind is safe for most people. It should not be used if you:
- Have metallic or electronic implants near the head (e.g. pacemakers, cochlear implants)
- Have a history of seizures or epilepsy (unless cleared by a neurologist)
- Are pregnant or have a brain tumour
- Are undergoing acute withdrawal from alcohol or substances
- Have a severe or unstable psychiatric condition
Our team can advise on suitability and liaise with your GP or psychiatrist if needed.
Evidence Base
TMS has been investigated for over 20 years and is supported by NICE for treatment-resistant depression and OCD when delivered under specialist supervision.
Key findings include:
- Improved emotional regulation and motivation
- Enhanced working memory and decision-making
- Reduced impulsivity and stress-related reactivity
- Strengthened connectivity between prefrontal and limbic regions
Exomind applies these same scientifically validated mechanisms to a wellness and performance context, with oversight from clinicians experienced in neurotherapeutics.

Exomind vs Mother Nature
Why are we more creative when we’re younger?
Through our 20s, Mother Nature becomes a relentless gardener. She eliminates connections to conserve energy, a process called synaptic pruning. She switches off the pathways that once ignited our spark, curiosity, and the thrill of learning. Some of these fading neural routes used to light us up with the innocent joy and endless creativity we possessed as children. But this isn't loss. It's refinement.
How life experiences shape the brain
What neuroscience reveals is remarkable: the strength and density of synaptic connections in our left DLPFC directly shapes our capacity for effortless happiness and emotional resilience. Each connection we preserve becomes part of our emotional architecture. Lower synaptic density correlates with diminished well-being; higher density with sustained joy and the ability to regulate our emotional experience. As these pathways fade and flicker, our inner child can slowly shift into a more confined version of itself. Time treats the mind as it does a painting, little by little fading its vibrancy.
How could Exomind help you feel like yourself again?
Our behaviours and the challenges we navigate determine which connections flourish and which are pruned away. Every choice reinforces certain pathways. Over time, stress and the wear of daily life erode the neural networks that govern positive emotion. This is where Exomind awakens change. By inducing neuroplasticity in the left DLPFC, Exomind strengthens precisely the neural pathways we've been losing. It reestablishes the efficient communication between our prefrontal cortex and our emotional centers, restoring our brain's natural architecture for sustained well-being and emotional control. This isn't just relief. It's rewiring the garden back to life.
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