Lumen Neuropsychiatry
Measured care for treatment-resistant depression
A psychiatrist-led practice pairing accelerated TMS protocols with careful medication review, known for unusually long intake appointments.
Meets the full standard
7/7
criteria met
Board-certified medical director with psychiatric expertise
Someone who understands mood disorders as well as dosing — not an anesthesiologist moonlighting on weekends.
Comprehensive screening protocol
Cardiac, psychiatric, substance and medication history reviewed before anyone is accepted.
Integration support
Therapy, coaching or structured reflection built into the protocol — not sold as an optional add-on.
Transparent pricing
Full protocol cost quoted upfront, including consultation and maintenance assumptions.
Session environment
Calm, private, dignified. Sound, light and staffing designed with intent.
Outcome tracking
Validated measures taken before, during and after the protocol.
Personalized protocols
Dose, spacing and endpoints set against your goals — recovery, recalibration, or both.
Assessed by our editors from clinic interviews and published materials. Unmet criteria are not a verdict on care quality — they are what we could not confirm.
Lumen opened in a converted bungalow off Rio Grande with a deliberately small caseload. The clinic's founding psychiatrist spent a decade in academic research before deciding that the bottleneck in treatment-resistant depression was not the technology but the time clinicians could spend with each person.
Intakes run ninety minutes. That is unusual, and it is the thing patients mention first. The clinic runs both standard and accelerated TMS protocols, and offers IV ketamine in a separate suite with a dedicated monitoring nurse.
Insurance is accepted for TMS in most cases; ketamine is self-pay with a sliding scale for a limited number of slots each month.
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