TMS Therapy Near El Paso, Texas
Advanced TMS treatment just across the border in Ciudad Juárez.
NeuroSpa Clinic provides Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) for patients from El Paso, Texas and the surrounding border region. Our approach combines individualized clinical assessment, qEEG brain mapping, symptom tracking, and—when appropriate—psychotherapy and neurotherapies during the same treatment visit.
Initial TMS Consultation — $60 USD
Integrated TMS Session — $100 USD
No U.S. insurance authorization required. No long-term contract required.
NeuroSpa Clinic is located in Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, Mexico. Treatment is provided at our Ciudad Juárez clinic, not in El Paso, Texas.
Looking for TMS in El Paso?
If you are searching for TMS therapy near El Paso, NeuroSpa offers a cross-border treatment option in Ciudad Juárez. We are not physically located in El Paso, but we work with patients from both sides of the border who are looking for personalized TMS care, transparent self-pay pricing, and an integrated treatment approach.
$60 USD initial consultation • $100 USD per integrated TMS session
TMS Care Built on Clinical Experience, Research & Neuropsychology
Choosing a TMS provider involves more than choosing a machine. Treatment decisions should consider symptoms, diagnosis, medical history, medications, treatment goals, safety factors, and the evidence supporting a particular protocol.
At NeuroSpa Clinic, TMS is integrated within a broader clinical neuroscience and neuropsychology practice.
John W. Capps IV, PhD
Psychologist and Coordinator of Evaluation & Neuromodulation at NeuroSpa Clinic. Dr. Capps earned his PhD in Psychology at The University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP). His clinical and research work includes TMS, EEG/qEEG, neurofeedback, cognitive assessment, fNIRS, and neuromodulation, with experience across thousands of TMS treatment sessions and hundreds of EEG/qEEG evaluations.
Verónica Portillo Reyes, PhD
Clinical psychologist specializing in neuropsychology, professor, and researcher at the Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez (UACJ). Dr. Portillo Reyes brings more than two decades of experience in psychological assessment, neuropsychology, research, and clinical practice, with scientific publications and academic work in cognition, mental health, and neuropsychology.
Technology Should Support Clinical Judgment — Not Replace It
NeuroSpa can integrate clinical and neuropsychological assessment, EEG/qEEG brain mapping, symptom and outcome measurement, neurofeedback, psychotherapy, cognitive training, biofeedback, and mindfulness-based interventions. Not every patient needs every technology, and not every person who asks about TMS is necessarily an appropriate candidate.
Initial Consultation: $60 USD • Integrated TMS Treatment: $100 USD per session
TMS Cost Near El Paso — Simple Self-Pay Pricing
If you’re searching for TMS therapy cost without insurance in El Paso, NeuroSpa offers a straightforward self-pay option. Read our guide to TMS without insurance in El Paso. Our clinic is just across the border in Ciudad Juárez.
$60 USD — Initial TMS Consultation
Your first appointment typically lasts 45–60 minutes and is used to review current symptoms and treatment goals, mental-health and medical history, medications, previous treatments, TMS safety considerations, and whether TMS may be appropriate.
$100 USD — Integrated TMS Session
Each treatment visit is approximately 60 minutes. Depending on the treatment plan, the visit may integrate TMS with psychotherapy strategies, EEG or fNIRS neurofeedback, mindfulness training, HRV biofeedback, cognitive training, or other neurotherapies.
You pay per session. Treatment frequency and number of sessions are individualized according to clinical needs and response.
What Is TMS Therapy?
Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation uses brief magnetic pulses delivered through a coil placed outside the head to influence activity in targeted brain networks. TMS is noninvasive: there is no surgery and treatment generally does not require anesthesia.
The National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) provides a patient-oriented overview of repetitive TMS, including established uses, safety considerations, and how brain-stimulation therapies differ from one another.
The Clinical TMS Society also maintains educational information for patients and families considering TMS.
Different TMS protocols can target different cortical regions and use different stimulation patterns. A clinical evaluation is important before deciding whether TMS is appropriate and which protocol should be considered.
Your TMS Treatment Starts With a Better Understanding of You
For patients beginning a TMS treatment program at NeuroSpa, we include a qEEG brain map and clinical symptom profile at no additional charge. These baseline measures provide additional information that can be considered alongside your clinical history, symptoms, and treatment goals when developing and monitoring your treatment plan.
qEEG Brain Mapping — Included • Clinical Symptom Profile — Included
What a $100 TMS Session at NeuroSpa May Include
Our model is not limited to magnetic stimulation alone. Depending on the patient’s symptoms, goals, and treatment plan, a 60-minute visit may integrate TMS with psychotherapy or neurotherapy approaches during the same session.
- Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS)
- Cognitive-behavioral, ACT, ERP or other psychotherapy strategies when clinically appropriate
- EEG or fNIRS neurofeedback and attention/self-regulation training when indicated
- Mindfulness, breathing, HRV biofeedback or other adjunctive neurotherapies
What Conditions Is TMS Used For?
TMS has its strongest established clinical evidence for certain psychiatric indications, especially major depressive disorder. The NIMH overview of brain stimulation therapies summarizes U.S. clinical uses of rTMS and distinguishes established applications from experimental approaches.
For readers who want to review the research literature directly, PubMed indexes a 2026 systematic review and network meta-analysis of rTMS for major depressive disorder. The review also highlights an important point: results vary by protocol and the certainty of evidence is not identical across comparisons.
At NeuroSpa, people commonly ask us about TMS in relation to depression, anxiety symptoms, obsessive-compulsive disorder, attention problems, chronic pain, migraines, tinnitus, trauma-related symptoms, and cognitive concerns. Some of these applications may be off-label or investigational depending on the device, protocol, jurisdiction, and individual clinical situation.
Not every condition or patient is an appropriate candidate for TMS. We begin with a clinical evaluation to discuss the evidence, potential benefits, limitations, alternatives, and safety considerations for the individual patient.
Just Across the Border: TMS for El Paso Patients in Ciudad Juárez
NeuroSpa Clinic is physically located in Ciudad Juárez, near the El Paso–Juárez border and the Puente Libre area. This makes our clinic a practical cross-border option for many patients coming from El Paso, including East El Paso and surrounding communities.
Because repeated treatment visits may be recommended for some TMS plans, we discuss treatment frequency, scheduling, border travel, and the practicality of the plan during the initial $60 USD consultation.
TMS Near El Paso: What to Expect From the Process
- $60 USD initial consultation: review symptoms, medical and mental-health history, medications, goals, and TMS safety considerations.
- Baseline personalization: patients beginning treatment receive a qEEG brain map and symptom profile at no additional charge.
- Treatment planning: the clinical team selects the stimulation target, protocol, frequency, and complementary interventions based on the presentation.
- $100 USD integrated TMS sessions: visits generally last about 60 minutes, with frequency individualized according to the treatment plan and response.
- Progress monitoring: symptoms and relevant cognitive or neurophysiological measures can be reassessed to guide adjustments.
Frequently Asked Questions About TMS Near El Paso
No. NeuroSpa uses direct self-pay pricing, so U.S. insurance authorization is not required to begin care at our clinic.
The initial clinical consultation is $60 USD. Integrated TMS sessions are $100 USD per session. Your recommended number and frequency of sessions depend on your clinical presentation and response.
For patients beginning a TMS treatment program, NeuroSpa includes a qEEG brain map and clinical symptom profile at no additional charge to support individualized planning and monitoring.
Integrated visits generally last about 60 minutes. The magnetic stimulation portion and any complementary therapy or neurotherapy components vary according to the treatment plan.
No. TMS uses magnetic pulses delivered through a coil outside the head and generally does not require anesthesia. ECT is a different medical procedure with different mechanisms, indications, and preparation.
TMS itself generally does not involve sedation or anesthesia. Individual circumstances can differ, so patients should follow the advice of their treating clinician if they experience symptoms that could affect driving.
Considering TMS Near El Paso?
You do not need to commit to a complete treatment program to speak with us. Start with a $60 USD initial consultation at NeuroSpa Clinic in Ciudad Juárez. We will review your symptoms, treatment history, goals, and whether TMS may be an appropriate option for you.
If you decide to begin treatment, integrated TMS sessions are $100 USD per session.
NeuroSpa Clinic is located in Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, Mexico. Treatment is provided at our Ciudad Juárez clinic, not in El Paso, Texas.