Conditions we support
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ANAVA specialises in conditions where conventional treatment has not provided adequate relief. Each patient is assessed individually, without assumptions.
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Treatment-Resistant
Depression
Treatment-resistant depression (TRD) is typically defined as depression that has not adequately responded to at least two different antidepressant medications, used at appropriate doses for an adequate duration.
TRD affects a significant proportion of people with depression — and it does not mean that nothing can help. It means that the treatments tried so far haven't worked. Neurotherapy works through entirely different mechanisms: directly modulating the neural circuits involved in mood regulation, rather than working through systemic brain chemistry.
TMS (Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation) has FDA clearance for the treatment of depression and has been used in clinical practice for over 30 years. Response rates in TRD are meaningful — with approximately 60–68% of patients experiencing significant improvement in peer-reviewed studies.
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Chronic Pain
Management
Chronic pain is not simply pain that has persisted — it represents a fundamental change in how the nervous system processes sensation. Over time, pain circuits can become sensitised, meaning the brain generates a pain experience that is no longer accurately proportional to tissue damage.
Neuromodulation targets these central sensitisation processes directly — modulating pain-processing networks in the brain rather than attempting to block peripheral pain signals. For patients who have found limited relief through analgesics, physiotherapy, or other conventional approaches, this represents a fundamentally different intervention point.
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Stroke Recovery &
Rehabilitation
The brain has a remarkable capacity for reorganisation after injury — neuroplasticity. Following stroke, neural networks can reroute function around damaged areas, but this process can be slow and incomplete without support.
TMS and TPS can enhance neuroplasticity, prime the brain for rehabilitation exercises, and help rebalance the excitability between affected and unaffected hemispheres. When used alongside physiotherapy, speech therapy, or occupational therapy, neurotherapy can meaningfully accelerate and extend the scope of functional recovery.
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Recovery domains supported
Motor recovery
Limb function, grip strength, walking ability, and fine motor coordination.
Speech & language
Aphasia recovery and language processing rehabilitation.
Cognitive function
Attention, memory, executive function, and processing speed.
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Further conditions
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Neurological Rehabilitation
Parkinson's disease, traumatic brain injury, and other conditions involving neurological decline may benefit from targeted neuromodulation to support function and slow progression.
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Anxiety Disorders
For generalised anxiety, OCD, and social anxiety that hasn't responded adequately to medication or psychological therapy, neuromodulation may offer an additional dimension of treatment.
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PTSD & Trauma
Neurotherapy may help recalibrate the neural patterns underlying hyperarousal, intrusion, and avoidance — often as an adjunct to trauma-informed psychological care.
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We'd rather you contact us with a question and find out neurotherapy isn't the right path, than spend more time uncertain. Our initial conversations are no-obligation, and our team will always give you an honest assessment.