At Revival Psychiatry in Mesa, AZ, we believe healing begins with understanding. Our boutique psychiatric practice is committed to helping you feel like yourself again through compassionate, personalized care. From anxiety and depression to mood disorders and beyond, we’re here to restore balance and hope with trusted clinical expertise. Every patient is met with compassion, clinical excellence, and a genuine commitment to lasting change. Whether you’re seeking clarity, support, or a new approach to care, Revival is here to walk with you. We believe in empowering you with the tools, treatments, and understanding you need to reclaim your well-being.
Strategies for Success is an integrated behavioral health clinic with offices in Chandler, Anthem, Casa Grande, and Gilbert, and Goodyear, Arizona. The practice takes a collaborative approach to care, providing patients with a care team and multiple services to help them meet their goals, so they can achieve their best self. Our clinic provides care for all people ages four and above. It specializes in diagnosing and treating many mental health conditions, including attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), anxiety, depression, adjustment disorder, trauma, and substance abuse. Strategies for Success utilizes many types of therapies, tools, and techniques to improve a patient’s mental and emotional well-being, including cognitive-behavioral therapy, group therapy, and mindfulness training. We also integrate additional interventions like neurofeedback, a noninvasive treatment that enhances brain function to improve health & well-being and transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS), a procedure that uses magnetic fields to stimulate nerve cells in the brain to improve symptoms of major depression.
Three TMS offices appear in our Chandler listings. One is on South Price Road in the Price Corridor, one is on North Arizona Avenue in north Chandler, and one sits in a medical building on South Dobson Road. Patients often drive in from Tempe, Sun Lakes and Ahwatukee. The Loop 101 Price Freeway, the Loop 202 Santan Freeway and I-10 keep most trips short.
Before any treatment, you meet with a provider for an evaluation. Expect questions about your mood history, past medications, therapy, sleep, and any metal implants or seizure history. You may complete a brief symptom checklist in the waiting room. If TMS looks like a fit, the team walks you through the plan, the visit count and what your insurer needs before treatment is booked.
At the first treatment visit, the provider sets the magnetic coil over the part of the brain that moves your hand. They raise the strength little by little until your thumb twitches slightly. That level, called the motor threshold, sets your dose. Next the coil shifts toward the front of your head, over a region tied to mood. Settings can be fine-tuned along the way.
Treatment usually means weekday visits, five per week, over roughly six weeks, which adds up to about 36 sessions. Many Chandler residents work shifts at tech and manufacturing campuses along the Price Corridor, so early-morning or late-afternoon slots help. From June through September, booking before midday heat makes the drive and the walk from your car easier. Ask how far ahead to reserve a standing time.
East Valley callers often have questions about Depression, ADHD, OCD, Anxiety, PTSD, Bipolar. Of these, depression that has not improved with medication is the main FDA-cleared use, and other uses vary. A provider decides if TMS suits you once your evaluation is complete.
Chandler clinics list plans such as AHCCCS, Medicare, Aetna, Cigna and United Healthcare, plus VA-TriWest for some veterans. TMS approval usually hinges on prior authorization and the treatments you have already tried. Have the clinic check your benefits before session one.
In most cases, yes. TMS needs no anesthesia, and you remain awake throughout, so heading straight to your job is common. A few people notice brief scalp soreness or a dull headache, which tends to ease as the weeks pass.
A standard session runs 20 to 40 minutes or so. Theta-burst sessions, when a clinic offers them, last only a few minutes of stimulation. Allow extra time for check-in on your first visits while the team confirms coil position and dose.
Sessions do their job well when kept close together, so try to start when you expect about six weeks in town. If a trip or a shift change comes up, tell the clinic early. Staff can often reschedule or adjust the plan.
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