MeRT in the News
EEG-guided rTMS (MeRT®) treatment has been featured in medical publications, news outlets, and research-focused media. This page brings together selected coverage highlighting clinical perspectives, patient experiences, and ongoing research related to MeRT.
Brain Treatment USA Releases New International Case Narrative and Research Summary on rTMS in Autism Studies
This release summarizes international case data and related research on rTMS approaches used in autism studies. It places individual clinical observations within the context of ongoing scientific investigation.
Effects of alpha rhythm-guided repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation on sleep and quality of life outcomes in autistic children: A chart review
This chart review examines sleep and quality-of-life outcomes in autistic children following alpha rhythm–guided rTMS. The study adds to emerging research on EEG-informed neuromodulation.
Evaluating the effect of repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation on sleep difficulties in children with autism spectrum disorder: a randomized controlled trial
This randomized controlled trial evaluates the impact of rTMS on sleep difficulties in children with autism spectrum disorder. The findings contribute clinical data to support further study of non-drug treatment approaches.
Brain Treatment USA Releases Expanded Case Narrative and Research Overview on rTMS in Autism Studies
This press release provides an expanded case narrative alongside a research overview on rTMS approaches used in autism studies. It summarizes clinical observations while highlighting areas of ongoing research.
Resetting Your Brain, the Possibility Comes to Oklahoma
This local news story follows a teenager with severe autism whose family pursued MeRT treatment. The report describes changes in communication and engagement observed over several weeks.
New Treatment for Autism Life-changing for Local Family
This televised segment features a family sharing their experience with MeRT treatment for autism. Parents describe improvements in communication, calmness, and social interaction.