Support Focus, Drive, and Daily Rhythm in Parkinson’s†
Individual brain mapping and adaptive stimulation aimed at easing cognitive fog, apathy, and stress reactivity while supporting steadier routines alongside your medications and rehab.
Beyond tremor and stiffness, Parkinson’s can bring slowed thinking, low initiative, mental fatigue, sleep disruption, and mood changes that make daily life harder—even when motor symptoms are reasonably controlled. Many people describe 'knowing what to do but not getting started,' afternoon cognitive dips, and increased stress reactivity. EXOMIND applies individualized mapping and precise, noninvasive stimulation intended to nudge cognitive-control and stress-regulation networks toward a steadier, more resilient baseline. It is adjunctive and coordinated with your neurologist, medications, and PT/OT.
EXOMIND at a Glance
Personalized targeting informed by symptoms, sleep/circadian patterns, and history
Awake, noninvasive, drug-free sessions (no anesthesia or recovery downtime)
Typical course: brief weekday sessions over a few weeks with session-by-session tuning
We track clinical outcomes throughout your treatment journey
Who It May Help
- Cognitive fatigue, slowed processing, or difficulty initiating tasks
- Apathy or reduced drive that limits participation in exercise or therapy
- Stress reactivity, sleep fragmentation, or 'OFF'-time cognitive dips
- Partial response, sensitivity, or preference to avoid additional medication changes—while continuing PD meds and rehab as prescribed
How EXOMIND Works
After a focused intake and mapping session, EXOMIND delivers patterned magnetic pulses to cortical hubs involved in stress regulation and cognitive control. Parameters are adjusted across visits to encourage healthier network connectivity and a steadier autonomic set point.
What to Expect
You remain awake and laying down. Most people feel rhythmic tapping on the scalp; mild, brief sensitivity or headache can occur and typically resolves quickly. Early changes may include improved wind-down at night, fewer spikes in reactivity, and easier recovery after stressors.
Candidacy & Safety
We screen for medical contraindications (e.g., specific metal implants, seizure history). EXOMIND is generally well tolerated. If you use medications or therapy, we can coordinate care; changes are not required to begin unless advised for safety.
Important Information
This page is educational and not a guarantee of benefit. Individual results vary, and risks and uncertainties exist with any medical intervention. All patients complete a thorough evaluation and an informed-consent process reviewing potential benefits, risks, and alternatives.
Before Your Visit
- ✓Track cognitive energy (1–10), time-on-task, and 'get-started' delays for 1–2 weeks
- ✓Note medication timing (ON/OFF windows), sleep pattern, and stress triggers
- ✓Share neurology history, current PD meds, and PT/OT/exercise routines
- ✓Choose 2–3 concrete goals (e.g., start one planned task before noon, extend focused work by 20 minutes, reduce afternoon cognitive dips)
Frequently Asked Questions
1When might I notice change?
Over a few weeks, early shifts tend to be subtle and practical: slightly easier task initiation in the morning, a small lift in mental endurance from morning to afternoon, 1–2 points less 'brain fog' during routine activities, and steadier follow-through on PT/OT or exercise plans. These gains may build across the series and can continue to consolidate afterward while you maintain your medication schedule, sleep routine, and rehab program.
2How many sessions are typical for EXOMIND?
Courses commonly involve brief weekday sessions over a few weeks. The exact number and schedule are personalized after your mapping and consultation; some patients consider additional sessions if benefits wane.
3Can EXOMIND be combined with my current treatment?
Yes. EXOMIND is non-pharmacologic and can be coordinated with existing medications and psychotherapy. Changes to medication are not required to begin unless advised for safety.
4What side effects are most common?
Mild scalp discomfort or headache can occur and typically resolves on its own or with simple measures. We review safety and comfort strategies during consent.
5How do you select brain targets?
We are able to identify the Dorsolateral Prefrontal Cortex (DLPFC), based on your unique anatomy, within minutes.
6What if I don't feel progress?
Results will vary. For refractory cases, we suggest a multi-modal approach and will explore your individualized treatment plan for further performance optimization.
7Can I work or drive after sessions?
Most people resume normal activities immediately. If you experience a headache or unusual fatigue, brief rest is recommended before driving.
8How are payments handled?
EXOMIND Santa Monica is a direct-pay practice.
Ready to Support Focus and Daily Momentum?
We'll confirm candidacy and outline a personalized EXOMIND plan aimed at easing cognitive fatigue, improving initiation, and supporting steadier routines—alongside your neurology care.