Naya Health in the Press
The brain has been the hardest part of the body to see clearly. That’s starting to change, and the press has begun to notice.
Here you’ll find where our team and patients have been featured, in publications such as The Times, The Telegraph, GQ, Stylist and SL.Man. Some pieces are our clinicians explaining the science of a healthier brain. Others are patients telling their own stories in their own words. All of them are part of the same conversation: the brain can change, and it can be measured.
Press enquiries: for interviews, expert comment or images, please contact Angelica Cashman at admin@wearenaya.com or on 0204 600 5341
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The Telegraph: Chronic fatigue left me bed-bound and questioning my sanity. This therapy was a lifeline.
Etienne Balland tells The Telegraph how rTMS at Naya helped him recover from chronic fatigue syndrome that had left him bed-bound.
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Stylist: The 6 brain exercises neuroscientists do every day
Naya’s Scientific Advisor, Prof Alexander Sack, tells Stylist why challenge, novelty and movement are what keep the adult brain changing.
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Sheerluxe, SL.Man: How To Look After Your Brain
Our Chief Medical Officer, Dr Will Dawson, tells SL.Man why brain health should be measured and tracked like every other system in the body.
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The Times: The latest wellness trend: brain tweakments
The Times looks at the rise of brain-health “tweakments”, and features Naya Health as the clinically led, data-driven approach to rTMS.
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GQ: What’s the best time to read to actually retain information?
Our Chief Medical Officer, Dr Will Dawson, tells GQ how the timing of your reading, what you eat and how you move can change what you remember.
