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Thank you for visiting the new Madison Avenue TMS & Psychiatry blog. We’re excited to use this blog to connect with our visitors, share insights about depression, answer questions, and let you know more about our practice!

Our goal is to arm our patients and visitors with information so that they can conquer depression in the way that works best for them.

Please feel free to read our posts, comment, and ask questions. We encourage your participation and love hearing from our readers.

Dr. Woo has been seeing patients in private practice since 2002, always with the goals of combining evidence-based medicine with psychodynamic psychotherapy and collaborating with other mental health professionals to ensure the best possible outcomes for his patients. He has been certified to administer TMS at his practice since 2017. His greatest clinical interests include helping patients suffering from depression, anxiety, and obsessive compulsive disorder.


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