Brain Treatment Center Plano
Magnetic Resonance Therapy, MeRT
– Non-invasive
– Drug-Free
– Customized
– A Safe Treatment
We identify and nurture specific areas of the brain that are not communicating, using gentle magnetic stimulation to restore function.
Mert, magnetic resonance therapy
A Treatment for a Wide Range of Neurological Conditions
Treatment starts with sophisticated diagnostics and a highly customized treatment plan.
We then identify and nurture specific areas of the brain that are not communicating using gentle magnetic stimulation.
This treatment is called MeRT®, Magnetic Resonance Therapy.
While results vary from one individual to the next, MeRT has shown some stunning results in a wide range of neurological conditions, as seen in many research studies and experienced by many of our patients.
What makes MeRT stand head and shoulders above other treatments?
We’re here to help you navigate the increasingly complicated process of determining what treatments are the right fit. Here are some key factors that make MeRT stand above other treatment modalities.
It is Highly Customized:
Each treatment protocol is based exactly and only on each patient’s brain scans and symptoms. No two brains are the same, so no two treatments are the same.
Treatment is Completely Non-invasive:
Treatment only involves the use of magnetic waves. MeRT is a safe therapy.
MeRT is Drug and Medication Free:
Treatment does not involve the use of any medications or anesthetics.
FDA-Cleared to treat Depression and Other Conditions:
The TMS equipment used in MeRT is FDA-cleared to treat depression. and OCD, and is used off-label to treat other neurological conditions.
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Conditions We Treat
MeRT has very successfully treated a wide array of neurological conditions.
Autism
Autism Spectrum Disorder affects millions of children and their families. Read more about treatment with MeRT for Autism.
Depression
Depression, Major Depressive Disorder, and Treatment-Resistant Depression have responded well to MeRT in many cases.
Head Injuries
Head injuries, including concussions and traumatic brain injuries, can have lasting ill effects. MeRT may help with recovery.
Anxiety
Studies show that those suffering from Anxiety Disorders are at an all-time high, and medications can have short and long-term side effects.
PTSD
Experiencing traumatic events or situations can have lasting ill effects, including nightmares, emotional outbursts, panic attacks, and more.
Memory and Focus
Optimizing brain function can have restorative benefits that improve mental acuity, focus, and speed of function.
5
Treatments per week
6
Weeks of Treatment
30 – 45
Minutes for a Session
30
Total Sessions
Our Medical Director, Neurologist Dr. Miller
Dr. Spencer O. Miller, a Neurologist in Dallas, Texas, is the owner and Medical Director of Brain Treatment Center Dallas. He received his medical degree from the University of Mississippi School of Medicine and has been in practice for 12 years. He spent five of those years in the US Air Force, where he saw many brain injuries, including soldiers suffering from PTSD and TBI.
Dr. Miller now specializes in MeRT (Magnetic e-Resonance Therapy) treatment of traumatic brain injury, depression, post-traumatic stress disorder, dementia, autism, and multiple other brain disorders at his clinics, the Brain Treatment Centers in both Dallas and Plano.
Dr. Miller is also affiliated with Baylor University Medical Center, where he specializes in stroke, headache medicine, traumatic brain injury, post-traumatic stress disorder, and seizure. Additionally, he is associated with the Texas A&M Science Center College of Medicine.
He also speaks multiple languages, including Spanish.
A Father tells his MeRT Story
In the third week, something happened. The family was driving around sight-seeing when they realized that they were getting lost in the California desert. Mary and Frank began to argue, and right in the midst of it, the moment they had waited six years for finally came. “I remember he said a seven-word sentence basically to the effect of ‘I want you two to stop fighting.’ And it shocked me so much that I almost stopped breathing,” Frank recounts. “I looked at my wife and said ‘Do you realize what just happened? He just said a seven-word sentence.’ I had tears in my eyes, and I was happy at the same time. He was so upset that it pushed these words through.”
From there, Frankie’s progress snowballed. They returned home after only a month, but the difference between the child who arrived in California and the one who left was striking. They had taken a video of Frankie on the plane when they started the journey, “and he’s just making baby babble,” Frank says.
We have another video of him on the plane coming back. And he looks out the window and says, ‘Goodbye California, see you soon.’ This was a nonverbal kid, 30 days earlier. And his feet are flat on the ground.”
Doctors said Frankie would continue to improve even without regular MeRT albeit a bit slower. Today, he is 11 years old, verbal, and attends a public school. He tells Frank stories about times when he wanted to speak but couldn’t.
Frank, father of a child with Autism
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for a
No Obligation Consultation
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MeRT Treatment for Autism Featured on “The Doctors”
Many children with Autism have seen miraculous results after going through MeRT treatment.* “The Doctors” TV show interviewed Dr. Spencer O. Miller, who has been using this treatment, and also spoke to some moms of kids with autism and heard their amazing success stories.
Brain Treatment Center Plano Location
We’re located in Pavillion 2 of Baylor Scott and White Medical Center Plano. Come find us or reach out to get started on your recovery journey!
Our Plano Clinic
Brain Treatment Center Plano
4716 Alliance Blvd, Suite 270
Plano, TX 75093
Telephone
New Patient Coordinator direct: 469-217-6474
Reception for existing patients or scheduling: 469-466-9745
Fax: 214-385-2580
Office Hours
Mon-Fri: 9am – 5pm
Our clinic is in Pavillion II. Parking is free in the garage next to Pavillion II (the parking garage is South of the Pavillion II building). Patients can enter the front doors of Pavillion II and take the elevator to Floor 2, take the long hallway to the right (westerly direction), and the clinic is the last door on the left (southwest corner of floor 2).
