> But you pivot to TMS and you see 60-80 percent improvement rates. Esketamine is close too.
I have received both rTMS and esketamine and the providers themselves told me they saw roughly a 30-40% response rate (not remission, that's even lower!). Upon researching the topic myself, I found that the meta analysis usually agreed with this 30% figure, but recent research papers mark eskatamine even lower. Both treatments can be miraculous for a few select people and it makes a good headline, but it's a total failure for the majority of people.
I agree with you that those treatments should be easier to access, though.
> Too many therapists dismiss meds and too many psychiatrists dismiss therapy.
This is the only factually true statement in your entire comment.
In the practices in which I've worked, proper screening and expertise in treatment delivery boost outcome rates significantly. We see well over 60% success rates with the first round.
> This is the only factually true statement in your entire comment.
You read something you disagree with so you decided to call me a liar rather than discuss. I'm not wasting any more on time on you.