Post-traumatic stress disorder remains one of the most difficult mental health conditions to treat, yet advances in neuromodulation are creating new opportunities for patients and clinicians alike.

In this episode of the neurocare Academy Podcast, Dr. Trevor Brown is joined by Dr. Noah Philip, Professor of Psychiatry and Human Behavior at Brown University, to discuss how technologies such as transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) are reshaping PTSD treatment and what the future of precision psychiatry may look like.

The conversation explores the growing evidence supporting TMS for PTSD, practical considerations for implementation, evolving insights from brain connectivity research, and the promise of accelerated treatment protocols. Dr. Philip also shares his perspective on one of the field's most exciting frontiers: low-intensity focused ultrasound and its potential to influence deep brain circuits non-invasively.

In this episode:

• The rise of TMS as a treatment for PTSD
• Practical implementation in clinical settings
• Brain network models of PTSD
• Accelerated neuromodulation approaches
• Maintenance treatment and durability
• The future of focused ultrasound
• Precision psychiatry and personalized care

neurocare Academy features conversations with leading experts at the forefront of neuroscience, neuromodulation, and evidence-based mental health care.