UCLA Neuromodulation A clinical service and an academic division — care, research, and training under one roof.
FDA-cleared, non-invasive brain stimulation for depression, OCD, chronic pain, tinnitus, and more — at the UCLA Semel Institute.
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Whether You're Seeking Care or Advancing the Field
UCLA Neuromodulation brings patient care and an academic research enterprise together. Choose the door that fits you.
Clinical Care
Non-invasive treatment for depression, OCD, chronic pain, and tinnitus — across three Los Angeles locations, with insurance handled for you.
The Division of Neuromodulation
Active clinical research across TMS, DBS, and neuromodulation; UCLA faculty labs; an education series; and clinician training and resident pathways.
Physician-Led Care, Start to Finish
A board-certified psychiatrist directs your care from start to finish — meeting with you at each session, monitoring your progress, and adjusting your treatment plan as you go.
A Research Enterprise, Not Just a Clinic
The protocols our patients receive are shaped by the research happening down the hall. UCLA faculty run active studies and laboratories spanning molecular neuroscience, brain mapping, and surgical neuromodulation — and train the clinicians who deliver this care.
The Full Spectrum of Neuromodulation
From FDA-cleared treatments for depression and OCD to advanced therapies for chronic pain and tinnitus — matched to you by a physician.
TMS for Depression
Roughly two in three patients benefit. Covered by most major insurance plans — we handle pre-authorization.
Learn more Accelerated OptionAccelerated TMS (5×5)
A full TMS course in just five days, with multiple theta-burst sessions daily.
Learn more FDA ClearedTMS for OCD
Deep TMS targeting obsessive-compulsive circuits; 50–60% report substantial improvement.
Learn more FDA ClearedNoninvasive Pain Neuromodulation
Scrambler Therapy and mPNS for chronic neuropathic pain — CIPN, diabetic neuropathy, and more.
Learn more Advanced TherapyTMS for Tinnitus
Targets the overactive auditory cortex; up to 50% report meaningful symptom reduction.
Learn more Advanced TherapyTMS for Chronic Pain
Modulates pain processing and central sensitization in the brain; about 50% experience significant relief.
Learn moreHear From Our Patients
Real patients sharing their experience with TMS at UCLA.
Kate's Journey
Joe's Story
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Three Locations Across Los Angeles
The same physician-led team, whichever clinic is closest to you. Monday–Friday, 8am–5pm.
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Whether you're exploring options for yourself or a patient, our team is here to help.