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Introduction to tDCS webinar
In this webinar, we take a look into transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) as a treatment for depression, focusing on the clinical evidence available, treatment indications, as well as practical examples regarding treatment administration, patient selection, and the importance of follow-ups. Besides, we present the most recent literature on the field.
The webinar took place on the 6th of February, 2023. It was intended for medical professionals, and the language was English.

Sooma Webinars
We regularly host webinars for medical professionals throughout the year to look at tDCS therapies from different perspectives. Through our webinar series, we aim to provide a more in-depth understanding of the capabilities and opportunities that tDCS presents for clinical practice.
View our previous webinars below.
May 2023:
▶️ Fundamentals of tDCS with Sooma Chief Operating Officer Mika Nikander
Apr 2023:
▶️ Therapeutic tDCS for Pain Treatment – Current Practice in Turku University Hospital
▶️ Fundamentals of tDCS: Research, reliability, and real-world data of this effective drug-free treatment for depression
Mar 2023:
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Dec 2022:
Nov 2022:
Oct 2022:
Aug 2022:
Jun 2022:
▶️ tDCS for nurses feat. Psychiatric Nurse Liisa Johanson [Estonian Language Webinar]
May 2022:
▶️ The Science of tDCS feat. Dr. Margus Lõokene [Estonian Language Webinar]
▶️ tDCS use cases & patient selection feat. Dr. Katrin Orav [Estonian Language Webinar]
Apr 2022:
▶️ Patient selection – clinical practice learnings
Feb 2022:
Read more at the Sooma Webinar Calendar Page!
FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
What is tDCS and what happens in the brain?
To read more about tDCS, visit this BLOGPOST.
Are there any contraindications?
While Sooma Therapy is safe when used correctly, there are specific risk groups where caution should be used. If the patient has metal within the skull or an implanted life-supporting medical device in the body, the therapy should not be used. Further, if the skin under the electrodes is broken or diseased, the stimulation should not be applied.
Where can I read more?
We have collected relevant, high-quality studies in our Knowledge Centre. If you have a specific question you'd like to read more on, please contact us, and we'll help you find the correct resource. You may also subscribe to our newsletter (see footer) to get updates on the most recent science in the field.