Lakeside Behavioral Health

Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation is cutting edge technology used to treat a diverse set of psychiatric disorders, ranging from depression to bipolar disorder and even autism. However, TMS is only FDA-approved for a small number of conditions, and research into other uses is still ongoing. This can make it hard for patients to know what’s established and what’s still being studied.

At Lakeside Behavioral Health, we want you to know the facts so you can make safe, informed decisions about your care.

TMS Treatment: What’s FDA-Approved & What’s Being Studied Discover FDA-approved TMS treatments and explore ongoing research. Learn what’s proven and what’s next. Take control of your mental health today!

At Lakeside Behavioral Health in St. Louis, MO, we understand that taking the first step toward mental wellness can be daunting. If you’re considering rTMS therapy, you’re not alone. This innovative treatment offers hope for those struggling with depression and other mental health conditions. Our team is here to guide you through the process, ensuring you feel prepared and informed every step of the way.

Essential Prep Steps for rTMS Sessions - St. Louis, MO Learn the key steps to prepare for rTMS sessions to ensure safe, effective treatment and maximize the benefits for your mental health.

Heads up, Missouri! ⚠️ If you have an Aetna ACA health plan, you need to read this.

Aetna is leaving the state's ACA Marketplace, and your coverage will end on Dec. 31, 2025. Open Enrollment to switch plans starts in less than two months!

Don't risk a gap in coverage. Learn the key dates and what to do next in our latest blog post.

Aetna Leaving ACA Marketplace in Missouri: What to Know Aetna is leaving the Missouri ACA Marketplace for 2026. If your plan ends Dec 31, 2025, learn your options & key dates to avoid a coverage gap.

Are you feeling overwhelmed by stress, anxiety, or depression? If you’re in Missouri or Illinois, and seeking support, Lakeside Behavioral Health is here for you.

Our Virtual Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) offers a structured approach for individuals grappling with mental health challenges while allowing them to maintain a connection with their daily lives, and can also extend to their work life. Understanding how to take leave from work to participate in IOP can help reduce the stress of juggling treatment and your job.

Let’s explore what IOP leave entails and how you can access it seamlessly.

Taking Leave from Work for IOP - St. Louis, MO Understand your rights when taking leave from work for IOP in St. Louis, MO. Discover resources to heal, protect your job, and return stronger.