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Brain health. Reimagined.

rTMS therapy in LondonRooted in neuroscience.Centred on you.

Naya is a doctor-led London clinic offering rTMS: gentle, drug-free magnetic brain stimulation for people with depression, anxiety, pain or fatigue, and for sharper focus and cognitive performance.

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What is rTMS?

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Naya Health · Marylebone

Naya Health is a specialist clinic in Marylebone offering rTMS, a non-invasive treatment for depression, anxiety, chronic pain and fatigue. No surgery, no anaesthetic, and you can stay on your current medication. We also work with clients on brain health optimisation, assessing their baseline and measuring progress to help improve their brain health.

Physiotherapy for the brain

Think of it as physiotherapy for the brain. rTMS uses gentle magnetic pulses to stimulate the brain networks involved in mood, thinking and pain. Over a course of sessions, the aim is to help those networks work better together, so you can feel more like yourself again. Standard sessions involve about 23 minutes of stimulation, though this varies from person to person. You’re awake and comfortable throughout.

Personalised, not standard

Most clinics treat a standard spot. Naya personalises it. We use heart-brain coupling to help find the right target for you, and NayaScore™ to measure your starting point and track your progress. Treatment is led by consultant psychiatrists. Treatment takes place at Until Marylebone, registered with the CQC by Until Medical Ltd. If rTMS isn’t right for you, we’ll tell you.

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CQC-registered via Until Medical Ltdat Until Marylebone
Psychiatrist-led clinical reviewOne specialist clinical team
Heart-brain couplingPersonalised targeting

Neuroplasticity

Symptoms live in networks. Networks can change.

Your brain is not fixed. Its connections can adapt with experience and repeated activity.

rTMS uses magnetic pulses to stimulate networks involved in mood, pain and thinking. Repeated sessions aim to support changes in how those networks work together. Your experience, assessment and progress guide the plan.

It isn’t only about symptoms. By activating neuroplasticity, rTMS can help people who simply want to optimise their cognitive fitness: sharper focus, clearer thinking and more mental energy for the things that matter.

An illustration of neural connections, not a scan or a prediction of treatment results.

A branching neuron drawn by Santiago Ramón y Cajal

What Naya patients report

From Naya patients we’ve followed up with, 2026. Everyone’s experience is different.

Real people. Personal journeys.

“I have tried absolutely everything, but this has been a rapid game changer.”
Nick, Naya patient
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One patient’s experience. Individual results vary.

From first call to final report

A plan that starts with you.

  1. Step 1: Start with a conversation

    A free 30-minute call. No commitment.

  2. Step 2: Understand what is right for you

    Your history, goals and a NayaScore™ baseline.

  3. Step 3: Agree a personal plan

    Clear sessions, costs and timings before you decide.

  4. Step 4: Review progress together

    See what has changed, and agree next steps.

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Your health. Your next chapter.

What brings you here?

Whether you’re seeking relief or looking to feel sharper, start with the support that matters to you.

A clinical assessment determines whether treatment is appropriate. The evidence for rTMS differs across conditions.

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One specialist clinical team, from first call to final session.

Not sure where to start?

Is rTMS right for me? Take the 1-minute check.

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The science of feeling your best

A different approach.
New possibilities.

When you’ve been living with depression, anxiety, chronic pain or fatigue, or are looking to optimise your cognitive health, the next step can feel uncertain. We start by understanding your story.

At our rTMS clinic in London, we use targeted magnetic pulses to stimulate brain networks involved in mood, pain and cognition. No surgery. A non-medication approach, and you can stay on your current medication during treatment. A plan built around you.

Discover how rTMS works
Measure

NayaScore™ gives us a starting point.

Target

Heart-brain coupling helps guide placement.

Prepare

NayaState™ puts your comfort first.

Clinical suitability, evidence and outcomes vary by condition and individual.
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Precision treatment. Personal attention.

Precision, made personal

Your brain. Your heart. Your treatment.

Most clinics treat a standard spot. At Naya, we look for the target that fits you.

Heart-brain coupling uses your heart’s response to stimulation to help identify a target connected to the brain’s regulatory networks. Your clinical assessment and NayaScore™ baseline bring the wider picture into focus.

A targeting tool within your clinical plan, not a guarantee of a better outcome. Your clinician will explain the evidence for your condition.

Explore what makes Naya different

Brain networks Heart response

Where we work

Different areas. Different roles.

Mood, worry, focus and pain each lean on different brain networks. Your assessment and heart-brain coupling help decide where we stimulate.

Depression

Often less active in low mood. Stimulating it is the best-studied rTMS approach for depression.

An illustration, not a scan. Your clinician explains the evidence for your condition.

Expertise you can
feel confident in

8,000+

Treatments delivered by our practitioners

8

In-house clinicians

13

Clinical partnerships

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A conversation, not a commitment

You don’t need all the answers.
Let’s start with a call.

Tell us what you’re experiencing, what you’ve tried and what you’d like to change. A specialist clinician will help you understand whether rTMS is worth exploring.

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Talk to a clinicianA free, 30-minute discovery call. Your questions, answered.

02

Understand your optionsIf appropriate, move on to a full clinical assessment.

03

A plan that’s personalTreatment tailored to you, with NayaScore™ to track progress.

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If it’s not right for you, we’ll tell you.

NayaState™

The space.

NayaState™ starts with how you feel in the room. We shape the space around you, not the other way around.

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A room to settle into

Temperature, scent and music or silence, shaped around you.

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Time to feel at ease

Tea, herbal tea and water. A conversation before the treatment begins.

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Comfort comes first

A comfortable place to rest, with breathwork and visualisation if you prefer.

A little more clarity

Your questions,
answered.

Explore all FAQs
What is rTMS, and how does it work?

Repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) is a non-invasive treatment that uses targeted magnetic pulses to stimulate specific areas of the brain. At Naya, treatment is tailored to your clinical assessment and goals.

Is rTMS right for me?

That depends on your symptoms, medical history and treatment goals. Your free discovery call is a first conversation with a clinician, not a diagnosis or a commitment to treatment. A full clinical assessment is needed before treatment can begin. You can also take our 1-minute suitability check. Take the 1-minute suitability check →

Is rTMS safe? Are there side effects?

Yes. rTMS is non-invasive and well tolerated, with a strong safety record. For most people side effects are about as noticeable as a mild headache that a paracetamol would settle, and many notice none. The only significant risk is a seizure, and it is very rare: about 0.003% of sessions, or roughly 1 in 33,000. When one does occur, it is brief, stops on its own and leaves no lasting harm. We have never seen one at Naya Health, and each patient is screened beforehand to check for anything that could raise their individual risk. Your clinician will explain the risks, contraindications and evidence relevant to you before treatment.

How much does treatment cost?

Most programmes are 10–20 sessions, paid per block of 10 (£3,975 per block), with a doctor's review at session 10. 10-session programmes from £3,400. The free call costs nothing. See our pricing →

Where is the Naya clinic?

Our clinic is at Until Marylebone, 1A Orchard Street, London W1H 6HJ. You can speak to a clinician on a discovery call before arranging an in-person visit.

How it works

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From your free 30-minute call to your first session, here is the whole journey in under a minute and a half. No pressure, no jargon.

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A free 30-minute call, a doctor consultation, then a course of gentle sessions at our Marylebone clinic.

New to rTMS?

What is rTMS?

rTMS (repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation) uses gentle magnetic pulses to stimulate the brain networks involved in mood, pain and thinking.

Gentle magnetic pulses

No needles, no anaesthetic and no medication. You can stay on your current medication.

Awake and comfortable

You sit back, stay awake throughout and can get on with your day afterwards.

A short course

10–20 sessions, about 4 weeks. Standard sessions involve about 23 minutes of stimulation, though this varies from person to person. Accelerated treatment courses are available.

We treat people aged 16 and over. For 16 and 17 year olds, a parent or guardian gives consent and joins the assessment, and with your permission we work alongside your child's GP and any CAMHS team. Humm finance is for over-18s, so a parent applies.

How rTMS works

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