What does a TMS therapist do during my visit?

Eva DiVittorio checks in each patient, prepares and oversees every TMS session, and tracks progress throughout treatment. She also makes sure you understand your treatment plan and protocol.

Who explains my TMS protocol?

Eva makes sure every patient is informed about their treatment plan and understands their TMS protocol. Dr. Bowarshi creates your treatment plan after your evaluation.

Where can I meet the TMS team?

Call (813) 867-2378 to start. The number reaches both our Wesley Chapel and Tampa offices.

Eva DiVittorio, TMS Therapist | Florida TMS Clinic

A little about Eva

I was born and raised in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and my family and I relocated to Florida to enjoy year-round sunshine. I enjoy going to the beach, watching movies, shopping, and spending time with my family. I have three cats who compete for my attention in my free time. I enjoy helping others, and I believe in putting yourself first.

Eva DiVittorio seated in a teal chair in the Florida TMS Clinic waiting room — Eva in the Florida TMS Clinic waiting room.

My role as a TMS Therapist

My responsibilities include checking in all patients, preparing and overseeing each TMS session, and tracking progress throughout treatment. I make sure every patient is informed about their treatment plan and understands their TMS protocol.

Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation can sound more complicated than it is. Having a supportive TMS therapist next to you is very helpful in easing any anxiety you might have.

My goals

I strive to get to know each of my patients and have them get to know me. Building a trusting environment is a key part of helping patients get better. I listen closely to what is happening in my patients' lives and validate what they are feeling and thinking.

To me, my role goes beyond delivering the treatment. Walking patients through the TMS journey, often at one of the most challenging points in their lives, is what connects me with them.

What I like about what I do

Honestly, the patients may be the best part. Patients do not come to us in their best state, and I admire them for their positive spirit and hope despite what they are going through. The work environment is also exceptional. My colleagues, Alexis and Taylor, share the same goal of helping every person who walks into the clinic.