Featured in The Times (LUXX), 9 June 2026. Words by Ingeborg van Lotringen.
Brain-health technology is moving out of hospitals and into cosmetic and longevity clinics. In this feature, The Times tests three new devices and asks whether the science keeps up with the claims.
Naya Health appears as the clinical side of the story: a London clinic delivering personalised rTMS protocols overseen by psychiatrists and physicians, on the same clinical-grade machines used in the NHS and in research trials. “We ‘dose’ a patient’s number of sessions in order to drive genuine, lasting neuroplastic change.”
The piece describes how every Naya patient, whether they come with a diagnosis or are high performers looking to sharpen their thinking, is tracked with NayaScore™, so that protocols can be adjusted on real data and progress can be measured.
The article’s closing advice: treat the brain as something you can train and strengthen, and involve qualified clinicians the moment things become clinical. It’s the principle Naya is built on.
