In the medical literature, any TMS therapeutic treatment that involves more than one TMS session per day is referred to as rapid TMS. Today, the terms accelerated TMS and accelerated TBS are frequently used to refer to the TMS therapy protocol in which the patient receives a total of 50 TMS therapy sessions—10 TMS sessions per day for five days. With this expedited TMS therapy procedure, treatment lasts just 5 days as opposed to the usual 6 weeks. Because it has the potential to significantly improve outcomes, accelerated TMS therapy is gaining much attention.  Patients in the Stanford trial received 10 rounds of 10-minute treatments each day, separated by 50-minute pauses. Each therapy was a customized variation of “theta burst” TMS treatment, which can only be administered with a TMS therapy system that offers theta burst technology. This trial proved the efficacy of accelerated theta burst treatment specifically using this treatment protocol. Patients should perform their due diligence when seeking TMS therapy to ensure the provider is using treatment protocols that either FDA-approved or back by ample research.