

TMS/MeRT is a treatment that targets the specific areas of your brain that aren't functioning the way they should.
Drug-Free
Non-Invasive
Psychiatrist-Led
Stress, trauma, burnout, and genetic predispositions can cause the brain to get stuck in patterns that drive anxiety, depression, insomnia, ADHD, brain fog, and chronic stress.
A QEEG brain map gives us a real-time look at how your brain is functioning — not based on what you describe, but based on what we can actually measure. This helps Dr. Light build a more targeted, personalized TMS treatment plan from day one.
Two people with anxiety can have completely different brainwave patterns. Without a brain map, treatment is trial and error. With one, we can identify the underlying pattern and target it directly.
Therapy is valuable — especially alongside TMS/MeRT. But it relies on what you can consciously recognize and describe. Brain mapping reveals what's happening beneath the surface that words can't capture.
Many people spend years cycling through medications or therapies that only partly help. A QEEG brain map takes about 40 minutes and gives us a clearer, more confident place to begin.
TMS (Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation) or MeRT (Magnetic e-Resonance Therapy) uses gentle magnetic pulses to stimulate the areas of your brain involved in mood, focus, and mental health. It's done in-clinic, requires no anesthesia, and you can drive yourself home afterward.
It's not experimental. It's not a last resort. It's a precision tool — and it works best when we know exactly where to target.
Calms overactive brain regions linked to chronic worry and stress.
Helps reduce symptoms of depression, even when medication hasn’t helped.
Targets brain circuits involved in obsessive thoughts and compulsions.
TMS/MeRT may help reduce repetitive behaviors and improve focus and emotional regulation.
TMS/MeRT can support motor function and mood by stimulating underactive brain circuits affected by Parkinson's.
Targets overactive stress and fear circuits in the brain to reduce hypervigilance, flashbacks, and emotional reactivity.
TMS may help improve mood regulation, mental clarity, and fatigue following a concussion or brain injury.
TMS/MeRT may reduce the frequency and severity of chronic migraines by regulating cortical excitability patterns.
Boosts focus, memory, and mental clarity in people with cognitive fog or decline.

Dr. Krista Leicht is a Canadian-trained, Alberta-licensed Psychiatrist with over 20 years of clinical experience. She has completed advanced training in rTMS and MeRT through the Brain Treatment Center and supports Neuromed Clinic's neuromodulation programs with a strong clinical foundation.
Her background in adult, adolescent, and developmental psychiatry allows her to guide TMS care with a clear, patient-focused approach.
A 15-minute phone call with our care coordinator to understand your situation, answer your questions, and confirm TMS/MeRT is a strong fit for you.
A 40-minute in-clinic session where we measure your brainwave activity. Dr. Leicht reviews your results and builds your personalized TMS/MeRT protocol.
Targeted magnetic stimulation sessions, 5 days a week for 2-6 weeks. No medication. No downtime. Most patients notice changes within the first 2–3 weeks.
TMS/MeRT at Neuromed starts from $100 per session, with a minimum recommended course of 30 sessions. We offer flexible financing through Medicard, with approvals typically within 24 hours.
On your discovery call, your care coordinator will review all options with you including payment plans, session bundling, and what financing you may qualify for...before you make any decision.
No surprises. No pressure.

The first step is a free 15-minute call. No commitment, no clinical forms, no obligation.
Your care coordinator will answer every question you have and let you know honestly whether TMS is likely to be a good fit.
2532 Ellwood Dr SW, Edmonton, AB T6X0A9
Phone: (587) 860-1880
TMS is not covered by provincial insurance plans in Alberta. Financing options available. Results may vary. QEEG brain mapping is not a diagnostic tool — results are used to support treatment planning only. Neuromed Clinic operates under the oversight of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta (CPSA).