Chuck Cochran

We are excited to have Kayla Evans join our team with our growing TMS service as part of the NeuroScience and TMS Treatment Centers.

Dr Cochran and Lauren Valencia, LCSW spoke at the PULSES conference in May.  This conference is held 3-4 times per year, at least once internationally (July 2019 in London, UK).

Dr. Cochran was awarded the president’s award for The Clinical TMS Society at the annual meeting in Vancouver, BC – February 2019.  The award was given to Dr. Cochran to recognize the efforts for the personal effort she gives to CTMSS.

Dr Cochran and Lauren Valencia, LCSW were both faculty at the PULSES – two day conference that proceeded the Clinical TMS Society’s annual meeting in February 2019.  Both are passionate about teaching clinicians and technicians how to optimize TMS for patient outcomes.

Our summer 2018, and winter 2019 interns from Centre College, produced a poster presentation for the poster section of the International Brain Stimulation Conference. This conference was held immediately following the Clinical TMS Annual meeting also in Vancouver, BC. We were very proud to present the poster at both of these organization’s annual meetings. Each

PULSES is an international TMS training event held 4 times per year in locations around the world.  It has become the standard training course for TMS doctors across the US and internationally, produced by the Clinical TMS Society and originally developed under Dr. Cochran’s leadership. The last event was in beautiful Vancouver, Britsh Columbia where both Dr. Cochran and Lauren Valencia

Over the years, since becoming part of the Clinical TMS Society, Dr Cochran has met lots of like-minded colleagues.  This group of fellow Board members in the CTMSS met on the Sunday following the organization’s annual meeting (and proceeding the Brain Stimulation meeting) to spend the day touring north of Vancouver, BC.  Whistler and Blackcomb

Dedicated to her clinical work, Dr. Cochran couldn’t resist the opportunity to explore her inner-research self.  This poster was well received and could hopefully queue up much larger research projects that will improve the accuracy of how TMS is delivered. Dr. Cochran identified a gap in the TMS research vs actual industry/clinical practice. This poster, developed by Dr. Cochran her team and some

Dr. Cochran chaired the Clinical TMS Society PULSES course held this past Monday, November 12th in Orlando following the Dr. Stephen Stahl’s NEI conference.  Susan Swanson-Moore (NP in the Brentwood NeuroScience and TMS Treatment Center) and Kelly Anderson (NP at Nashville Center for Hope & Healing) both attended the conference to learn about TMS and