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No Drugs
Non-invasive
No Waitlist
FDA-Cleared
No Referral
Covered by most insurances
Partnering in Care: Referrals to New Chapter TMS
At New Chapter TMS, we work alongside providers and community partners to support patients with depression who may benefit from additional treatment options.
TMS is not a replacement for ongoing care. It is a focused intervention that can help patients move forward when progress has stalled, while allowing them to continue working with the providers who know them best.
For Primary Care Providers
Primary care providers are often the first to identify and manage depression, initiate treatment, and follow patients over time.
TMS may be an appropriate option when:
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patients have not responded to antidepressant medications
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medication side effects limit treatment options
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symptoms persist despite ongoing care
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patients are seeking a non-pharmacologic approach
We commonly see patients who have tried multiple medications or combinations of treatments and are still not experiencing meaningful improvement.
How We Support Your Care
Our role is to provide a specific, targeted intervention while maintaining continuity with your care.
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Patients remain under your care throughout treatment
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We focus specifically on TMS
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We communicate and coordinate when appropriate
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Patients return to you for ongoing management after treatment
TMS is one part of a broader treatment plan — not a replacement for primary care or medication management.
For School Counselors, Educators, and Youth Support Providers
Adolescents and young adults often experience depression differently, and may not respond to early interventions as expected.
Because you are often closest to changes in behavior, engagement, and functioning, your role in recognizing when additional support may be needed is important.
When a Student May Need Additional Support
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withdrawal from school or activities
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declining academic performance
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persistent low mood or disengagement
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limited response to counseling or initial interventions
How TMS Fits In
TMS may be considered for adolescents and young adults who are not improving with initial treatment approaches.
At New Chapter TMS, we have experience working with this population and evaluating whether TMS is appropriate based on individual circumstances.
How to Help a Student Access Care
In Washington State, adolescents may be able to access outpatient mental health care beginning in their early teens.
You can:
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encourage the student to speak with a medical provider
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help connect families or guardians when appropriate
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direct students or families to New Chapter TMS for consultation
We aim to make the process clear and supportive, while respecting the student’s situation and level of independence.
For Therapists, Counselors, and Mental Health Providers
We recognize the importance of the therapeutic relationship and the continuity of care you provide.
TMS is not intended to replace therapy. It is used as an additional tool when patients are not making the progress you would expect despite ongoing treatment.
Our Approach to Collaboration
Patients continue working with you during treatment
We focus specifically on TMS
We support the broader treatment plan you’ve established
Patients return to your care following treatment
How TMS Can Support Therapy
For some patients, depression symptoms can make it difficult to fully engage in therapy.
By reducing symptom severity, TMS may help patients:
participate more consistently
engage more effectively in sessions
build on the work already being done in therapy
About TMS Treatment
TMS is:
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non-invasive
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well-tolerated
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FDA-cleared for depression
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delivered while patients are awake and alert
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completed with no downtime
We offer:
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standard TMS (6–8 weeks)
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1-week accelerated treatment
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single-day accelerated options
This flexibility allows treatment to fit into a wide range of patient schedules and circumstances.
Referral Process
Referrals are easy — simply complete our Provider Referral Form or contact our team directly to discuss a mutual patient. We welcome clinical dialogue regarding eligibility, expected outcomes, and treatment planning to ensure optimal patient care.
Contact:
509-934-0245
admin@newchaptertms.org
140 S Arthur Street, #506,
Spokane, WA 99202