The Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) Clinic at Boston Medical Center provides care to patients with major depressive disorder. We use TMS, a non-invasive outpatient treatment to help when medications or therapy alone have not relieved your symptoms of depression.

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A department providing mental and behavioral health care to improve emotional wellbeing, including therapy for anxiety, depression, and trauma.

A department providing evaluation and treatment for brain and nerve conditions, including stroke, Parkinson’s, epilepsy, and headaches.

Evaluation and care from a neuropsychologist to assess memory, thinking, and behavior and diagnose neurological and cognitive conditions.

Part of a statewide network of Community Behavioral Health Centers (CBHCs) that offer immediate and confidential care for mental health and substance use needs.
A program providing behavioral health services in other departments and supporting patients with mental health needs through coordinated care, screening, and treatment.
A consult service to the team in BMC’s Emergency Department that evaluates and treats adults, children, and adolescents with emergency psychiatric needs and provides referrals to …
RESTORE (REcovery from Stress and Trauma through Outpatient care, Research, and Education) provides mindfulness and cognitive–behavioral treatments for post-traumatic stress disor…
Education and Training

Psychiatry Residency, Fellowship, and Other Opportunities

In conjunction with the Boston University Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine, the BMC Department of Psychiatry is deeply committed to providing education for the next generation of psychiatric and clinical care providers. With our exceptionally diverse patient population and wide array of clinical services and research, we offer a unique place for providers to learn.

The psychiatry team at BMC provides training opportunities for medical students, interns, residents, fellows (with five distinct fellowship programs in subspecialty areas ranging from addiction psychiatry to global health), MSW and MMHC candidates, pre- and postdoctoral psychologists, and psychiatric nurse practitioners.

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