55 W 22nd Street, Lombard, IL 60148Mon to Fri, 9am to 5pm, by appointment
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Lombard, Illinois

Autism brain mapping and personalized TMS therapy

We record a qEEG map of your child’s brain, then use it to plan gentle, non-invasive TMS aimed at regulation, sleep, attention and communication. No medication and no sedation. We also treat depression, anxiety, ADHD, OCD, PTSD and brain injury, for families across Chicago and the western and south suburbs.

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  • Insurance benefits verified before treatment
  • Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois, UnitedHealthcare, Cigna and Aetna
  • Every treatment plan reviewed by our medical director
The Reign-Bow Brain Treatment Center picture: a brain glowing blue, with the front of the brain lit in orange and pink

What autism families work toward

Every child is different, and so is every plan. These are the changes parents most often ask us to help with.

How our autism therapy works

A child working with a therapist at a table
  • Calmer regulation

    Fewer and shorter meltdowns, and an easier time recovering from them.

  • Steadier sleep

    Falling asleep, staying asleep and calmer mornings.

  • Attention and learning

    Staying with a task, at home and at school.

  • Communication and connection

    More engagement with the people around them.

These are goals, not promises. TMS for autism is an off-label use, results vary from child to child, and we track progress every week so you can see what is changing.

From brain map to treatment

What care at Reign-Bow looks like, step by step.

  1. A clinician fitting an EEG cap on a child for a qEEG brain map

    We map the brain

    A painless qEEG recording shows how your child’s brain is working today.

  2. A laptop and EEG amplifier used to record a qEEG brain map

    We build the plan

    Our clinical team reads the map, and our medical director reviews every plan.

  3. A patient seated in a treatment chair during a brain stimulation session

    Gentle, tracked sessions

    Short TMS sessions with weekly check-ins and a repeat map to show what’s changing.

Autism first. Then depression, anxiety, ADHD, OCD, PTSD and brain injury.

Autism is our primary focus. We also treat depression, anxiety, ADHD, OCD, PTSD and traumatic brain injury. Every plan begins the same way: with a recording of how the brain is working today.

“FDA-cleared use” means the FDA has cleared TMS systems for that condition. “Off-label” means a clinician is using a cleared device for a different purpose. That is legal and common in medicine, and it is backed by less research. We will always tell you which one applies to you.

Why we map before we treat

Most TMS clinics use the same coil position and the same settings for everyone with a given diagnosis. We think two people with the same diagnosis can have very different brains, so we look first. A qEEG brain map takes less than an hour, doesn’t hurt, and gives us something objective to plan from and to measure against.

Illustration of a qEEG brain mapA head seen from above with 19 recording sites. Color shows where activity is above or below the typical range.Fp1Fp2F7F3FzF4F8T3C3CzC4T4T5P3PzP4T6O1O2Below typicalTypicalAbove typical
A qEEG records brain activity at 19 sites on the scalp. Color shows where activity runs above or below the typical range for a person’s age. Illustration, not patient data.
Standard TMSqEEG-guided TMS at Reign-Bow
Where the coil goesThe same scalp location for nearly everyone with the diagnosisChosen with your brain map alongside your symptoms and history
Stimulation settingsA fixed protocolSelected with your own brainwave data in view, then adjusted
Measuring progressSymptom questionnairesSymptom questionnaires, weekly check-ins and a repeat brain map
EvidenceLarge sham-controlled trials for depression and OCDBuilt on the same TMS technology. EEG-guided methods are newer, and large head-to-head trials haven’t been done yet.

From first call to first session

Starting something new can feel like a lot. Here is exactly what happens, in order.

  1. Call us or request a consultation

    Tell us what’s going on. We answer your questions and start the intake.

  2. Insurance review

    We check your benefits with your insurer and explain what’s covered and what isn’t, so the cost is clear before you commit to anything.

  3. Consultation and evaluation

    You meet with our clinical team to go over history, concerns and goals, and to decide whether this approach is a good fit.

  4. Brain map and care plan

    We record a qEEG, read it, and walk you through what it shows in plain language. If treatment makes sense, you get a written plan, reviewed by our medical director.

  5. Treatment, tracked every week

    Sessions begin. We check in weekly, repeat the brain map during care and adjust the plan to what we see.

What families say

Reviews families have shared about their care. Every child is different, and results vary.

Great facility. My daughter was very relaxed due to the calm environment. Staff was excellent and very patient with my daughter as at times she can be overwhelmed with new surroundings. After the first session, my daughter felt at home. She welcomed the treatment sessions with a smile. I see positive changes in her overall mood. She sleeps better and doesn’t script anymore. She also allows family to socialize with her; before treatment she would isolate herself. My wife and I are eager for next maintenance in May.

R.D., parent

The clinic and especially the staff were absolutely amazing! We have a 7 year old autistic son and the whole time we were there getting treatment it felt like a family. And the clinic itself is clean and beautiful. After the treatment our son is doing absolutely amazing! His world has totally opened up again, his learning has taken off and he is playing with toys and requesting things he has never been interested in before!

Melissa, parent

Amazing staff. Margarita is great. They have so much patience for kids. Definetly recommend

Jelena, parent

Therapy alongside TMS

Stimulation can change how the brain is working. Therapy helps you use that change. We offer psychotherapy for adults, children and families at the clinic, on its own or scheduled around TMS sessions, and we coordinate with therapists and prescribers you already see.

Why families choose Reign-Bow

A plan built by our own clinical team from your brain map, reviewed by our medical director, with therapy on site and your insurance checked first. See every reason.

Insurance

We verify your benefits before treatment, so you know the cost before you decide.

  • Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois
  • UnitedHealthcare
  • Cigna
  • Aetna
  • Another plan?We’ll check it

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Questions parents ask

What is qEEG-guided TMS?

It’s transcranial magnetic stimulation that is planned from a recording of your own brain activity. We record a qEEG, use it together with your history to choose where and how to stimulate, and repeat it during care to check progress.

Is TMS safe?

TMS has been FDA-cleared since 2008 and has a well-described safety profile. The common side effects are scalp discomfort and headache. Seizures are rare. We screen every patient before treatment.

What ages do you treat?

We see children, teens and adults. Whether TMS is appropriate for a particular child is decided at the consultation.

Do you accept insurance?

We work with Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois, UnitedHealthcare, Cigna and Aetna and verify your benefits before treatment. Coverage depends on your plan and diagnosis. Self-pay options are available.

How soon can we start?

Appointments are scheduled in advance and availability is limited, so it’s worth reaching out early. The first steps are an insurance review and a consultation.

Areas we serve

We have one clinic, in Lombard. Families drive in from Chicago and from across the western and south suburbs.

Drive times and directions for every area

Call our office

We’ll answer your questions, check your insurance benefits and help you decide whether a brain map is the right next step. Our team answers the phone during clinic hours.

Prefer to write? Request a consultation or verify your insurance.

Call 630-448-2721