What a listing records and what it does not

A listing on this site records facts that a clinic or a public health service page has published. It helps you find a clinic and contact it. It does not tell you whether TMS suits you, and it does not rate care or outcomes.

Where the facts come from

The data comes from public clinic websites, NHS and provincial health service pages, and Overture Maps. It was fetched on 29 October 2026. Each listing should name its source. A missing fact stays empty. It is not a guess.

Overture Maps supplies place and contact facts only. A map category does not show that a clinic offers TMS. Confirm the service on the clinic's own page or by phone.

What a listing cannot show

• Whether TMS is suitable for you or for your family member.
• The quality of care or the results a clinic gets.
• Whether your insurer or health service will pay.
• Whether a fact is still current. Clinics can change services, staff and prices.

Paid labels

A clinic can claim its listing and buy a paid tier. A Verified badge shows that the clinic proved the listing is theirs. A Featured label puts a clinic at the top of its city pages. A Sponsored slot is a labelled paid placement on a city page. None of these labels measures clinical quality. A listing is not an endorsement.

Keep health details private

The enquiry form is for contact only. Do not share diagnoses, medication or other health details there. The clinic will ask what it needs in a private consultation.

TMS is not an emergency service. In a mental health emergency, call your local emergency number. The safety notice on this site lists numbers for the US, Canada, the UK and Australia.

Sources

• TMSClinics, listing disclaimer, data sources, paid tiers and enquiry form notice, on this site
• TMSClinics guide, How to choose a TMS clinic, updated 29 October 2026
• TMSClinics guide, What a TMS course involves, updated 29 October 2026

This course is general information, not medical, legal or financial advice.