The Post-Party Mental Detox Treatment You Need to Try

Harrods Magazine Editor Katie Service speaks to Dr Marwa Ali about Exomind – a next-generation Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) treatment designed to support cognitive clarity and emotional wellbeing.

Do you ever feel tired, wired and overwhelmed – all at the same time? Is having a million mental tabs open a familiar feeling? If so, you may be experiencing brain fog, a term that has moved that has moved from medical vocabulary into everyday conversation in our digital age. With burnout and cognitive fatigue affecting more than a quarter of adults in the UK, the demand for ways to feel mentally clearer, calmer and more resilient has never been great.

A new era of mind maintenance has arrived. And as I discovered while speaking to Dr Marwa Ali at The Wellness Clinic at Harrods, the future of brain health might lie in innovative technologies designed not to just correct, but to train the brain to function at its best.

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EXOmind: The Device Changing Cognitive Wellness

Dr Marwa Ali, resident doctor at The Wellness Clinic, has watched a shift as more clients come in not just for aesthetic goals, but for mental ones: better focus, deeper sleep, less overwhelm. Her research into optimising brain health led to repetitive TMS (transcranial magnetic stimulation), a technology used for decades in neuroscience to help the brain adapt, recover and strengthen.

Now, a new device called Exomind brings this science into a refined, wellbeing-focused treatment. Unlike traditional clinical TMS, Exomind uses gentle, highly targeted stimulation designed to support everything from sharper focus, decision-making and improved emotional balance, to better REM and non-REM sleep and long-term cognitive resilience.

Dr Marwa describes it as “brain training for adults who want to feel more in control of their mood, energy and mental clarity.”

“People say their life changed after just three sessions.”

Experiencing Exomind First-Hand

I was, of course, a little nervous to try out a treatment on my brain – it being quite an important organ – but armed with a few hours of online research from credible medical journals, and Dr Marwa’s reassurances, I decided to go for it. The treatment itself was not at all unpleasant. Lying back on The Wellness Clinic treatment bed, with stars projected onto the ceiling of the room, I quickly relaxed into the persistent tapping on my head, and after 20 minutes, I barely noticed it. I slept well that night (no real change, as I always sleep well) and I felt pretty normal the next morning. It wasn’t until 3pm, when I looked up from three hours of deep work and writing on my laptop, that I realised my level of focus had been unusually high for that time of day. And in the week that followed, I noticed that I felt consistently sparky and upbeat. Want to feel the difference for yourself? Head to the Fourth Floor on your next visit to Harrods.