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East Melbourne Psychology & Psychiatry Clinic
Compassionate TMS Treatment at Neurocentrix East Melbourne.
Our East Melbourne location is partnered with Victorian Counselling and Psychological Services. At our East Melbourne consulting suites, we are pleased to provide Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation treatment administered by our highly trained team of clinicians.
- Mon-Fri: 9am-5pm
- TMS
- 62 Wellington Parade, East Melbourne, VIC, 3002
- 03 9546 0009
- 03 9959 8375
- reception@neurocentrix.com.au
Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) is a recognised treatment for depression and other neurological conditions.
Clinical studies have demonstrated the effectiveness of TMS in the treatment of depression, particularly in patients who have not responded well to anti-depressant medication.
TMS is a non-invasive treatment delivered by an external magnetic coil placed lightly touching the scalp. The coil sends repetitive electromagnetic pulses to stimulate neuron activity in specific surface areas of the brain that regulate mood.
Ample parking is located adjacent to the clinic and our spacious and comfortable treatment rooms will make for a relaxing and comfortable treatment experience.
Meet the team
Professor David Barton
Dr David Barton specialises in general adult and geriatric psychiatry with a particular interest in neuropsychiatry, acquired brain injury and the association between depression and cardiovascular disease.
Dr Barton’s other roles include:
- Director of mental health services at South Eastern Private Hospital
- Consultation Liaison Psychiatrist with the Acquired Brain Injury Unit at Caulfield Hospital
- Adjunct Professor at the Australian Centre for Heart Health
- Senior Research Scientist at the BakerIDI Heart and Diabetes Institute’s Human Neurotransmitter Laboratory
- Honorary Principal Fellow at the University of Melbourne
- Senior Consultant at Ballarat Health Services
Dr Peter Farnbach
Dr Peter Farnbach specialises in adult psychiatry with a particular interest in mood and anxiety disorders, neurofeedback, biofeedback and behaviour therapy. Dr Farnbach has worked on over 30 clinical trials that have focused predominantly on neuroscience. He completed his psychiatric training at the Austin Hospitaland Ballarat Base Hospital before entering into private practice.
Dr Farnbach’s other roles have included:
- Lecturer at the Monash School of Medicine and the Department of Psychological MedicineMonash University
- Consultant Psychiatrist at Bendigo Health Care Network
- Director of Neurostimulation at South Eastern Private Hospital.
Dr Ronald Gill (Consultant Psychiatrist)
Dr Ronald Gill finished his MBBS in 2007 and then finished in specialist training in Psychiatry. He has also finished advanced training in Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry (Psycho-somatic medicine) and works as a Neuropsychiatrist and Consultation-Liaison Psychiatrist in public and private health services in Melbourne. His areas of interest include neurodegenerative disorders e.g., Huntington’s disease, motor neuron disease, multiple sclerosis, and other similar disorders. He has a special interest in depressive disorders, anxiety disorders, psychotic disorders, and psychological issues in the setting of chronic and acute medical issues.
Expertise:
- adjustment disorders
- anxiety disorder
- bipolar disorder
- epilepsy
- major depressive disorder
- schizophrenia and other psychotic disorders
- somatoform disorders
Please note: Dr. Gill is unable to accept ADHD and ASD referrals.
A/Prof Krishna Vaddadi
Associate Professor Krishna Vaddadi is a sessional Consultant Psychiatrist with consulting suites located in Burwood. He has extensive experience in clinical psychiatry, specialising in rehabilitation, consultation psychiatry and neuropsychiatry. Krishna’s collaborative approach to patient care focuses on management plans and long-term outcomes. This means that at times he will work closely with psychologists, GPs and neurologists, as well as consult with family members and caregivers. He is able to assess and treat movement disorders, neurodegenerative conditions and the psychiatric aspects associated with Parkinson’s disease given his holistic treatment style. Dr Vaddadi is currently researching transcultural psychiatry, rehabilitation and Tardive syndrome, with his previously published works focusing on carer stress, tardive dyskinesia and Huntington’s disease. He is providing formal education to medical students and trainees completing their RANZCP at Monash University. Dr Krishna Vaddadi is committed to providing excellence in all patient treatments through holistic and collaborative psychiatric care.
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