People in Watertown, South Dakota now have access to a cutting-edge, drug-free treatment for depression and other mental health concerns. Root Function Wellness has become the first and only provider in the state to offer EXOMIND — a noninvasive brain stimulation device designed to improve mental well-being without medication.
“Many patients are overwhelmed by depression, anxiety, and brain fog, and the answer doesn’t always have to be medication,” said Dr. Amy Wagoner, founder of Root Function Wellness. “EXOMIND is FDA-cleared, pain-free, and offers a new way to improve emotional and mental health.”
Root Function Wellness takes a functional medicine approach. Instead of simply treating symptoms, Dr. Wagoner and her team work to find the root causes of illness. They examine patients’ diet, lifestyle, and stress levels to create personalized care plans aimed at restoring long-term health.
The clinic offers a wide range of services, including nutrient IV infusions, injections, and one-on-one consultations. Clients can also access a nationally certified health and wellness coach, GrowBaby support, and DNA Core testing.
EXOMIND uses magnetic pulses to either stimulate or calm specific brain regions that control emotions, focus, and self-regulation. Each session takes around 30 minutes and does not require recovery time. For the best results, the clinic recommends two sessions per week for three weeks.
Patients using EXOMIND frequently report better sleep, more energy, and improved mood stability. For people dealing with compulsive behaviors, the treatment may also help reduce obsessive thoughts. Early research suggests that 100% of patients experienced fewer food cravings and lost an average of four to five pounds after six sessions.
Root Function Wellness continues to lead in combining modern technology with holistic care, providing new hope to those seeking alternatives to traditional mental health treatments.
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