If you’re on this page, chances are you’ve already spent a lot — in money, time, and energy — trying to get better.

The average person who comes to Brain Treatment Center Michigan has already tried multiple medications, years of therapy, or both. That adds up quickly.

Consider what many patients have spent before arriving here:

• Psychiatric medications can cost $200–$800/month or more, even with insurance, and many patients cycle through several before finding one that partially helps, or giving up entirely.
• Weekly psychotherapy at $150–$300 per session totals $7,800–$15,600 per year — ongoing, with no defined endpoint.
• Lost productivity, missed work, and reduced quality of life carry real financial costs that are harder to quantify but no less real.

For many patients, years of ongoing treatment — without lasting relief — adds up to well more than the cost of a single, focused MeRT program.

MeRT is different in one important way: it’s a defined program, not an indefinite one.

Rather than managing symptoms month after month, MeRT is designed to address the underlying brain activity patterns that may be driving your condition. Treatment typically takes about six weeks. It’s not open-ended.

We can’t guarantee specific outcomes — every brain is different, and results vary. What we can offer is a personalized, data-driven approach that’s grounded in your actual EEG findings, not a one-size-fits-all protocol.

For people who have tried many things without success, MeRT represents not just another expense,  but a fundamentally different kind of investment.