Naya Health Launches in London, Using Non-invasive Brain Stimulation to Treat Chronic Pain, Anxiety and Burnout at Their Neurological Source

Naya Health has launched in Marylebone, London, introducing a new approach to brain health that uses non-invasive brain stimulation to treat the brain directly, rather than managing symptoms alone. Naya Health brings a level of precision and personalisation that has never been available before.

At the core of Naya Health’s treatment is non-invasive brain stimulation (TMS), which targets the neural circuits linked to pain, mood and cognitive function, helping to restore and optimise more balanced brain activity over time.

Naya Health’s approach is grounded in neuroplasticity, the brain’s ability to change and adapt. By delivering targeted magnetic pulses, the treatment encourages healthier neural patterns, addressing the root cause of a range of complex conditions, including:

• Mental health: anxiety, depression, PTSD, OCD, ADHD
• Chronic conditions: pain, fatigue, migraines, Long Covid, Chronic Pain
• Hormonal and life-stage health: peri and menopause symptoms
• Behavioural change: compulsive behaviours and impulse control
• Cognitive performance: focus, memory and mental stamina

Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) is a clinically validated, non-invasive therapy recognised by NICE for the treatment of depression and used globally for over two decades. It is increasingly being applied across conditions including anxiety, chronic pain and fatigue, offering an effective alternative for those who have not responded to traditional treatments.

Rather than treating each condition in isolation, Naya Health’s approach targets the underlying neurological patterns that connect them.

“The next frontier in health isn’t a new drug or a new surgical technique, it’s the brain.” says Dr Andy Franklyn-Miller.

“Everything we experience physically, emotionally and cognitively is governed by neural function, and yet for most people that system has been completely inaccessible as a treatment target. We can now stimulate specific brain circuits with precision, harness neuroplasticity, and create measurable, lasting change. That’s not a future ambition, it’s what we’re doing clinically at Naya Health today.”

Naya Health was founded by Dan and Emily Honeywell after experiencing first-hand the lack of structured, measurable neurological care available while supporting a close family member with chronic fatigue, and a lack of options to manage their own ADHD and anxiety. The clinic was built to bridge the gap between what modern neuroscience makes possible and what patients can actually access.

“Too often, people are left managing symptoms without ever addressing what is actually driving them,” says Dan Honeywell, Co-Founder of Naya Health. “Our approach is about retraining how the brain functions and being able to measure that change over time. It’s about moving brain health from something abstract into something we can actively improve. This technology has existed for years, but access has been limited and awareness remains low. We want to change that.”

At the core of Naya Health’s model is NayaScore™, a proprietary system that tracks changes in brain function over time, enabling clinicians to personalise treatment and give patients a clear, data-led view of their progress.

Naya Health is led by a multidisciplinary team spanning neuroscience, medicine and elite performance, representing a new model of care that brings together cross-disciplinary expertise within neuromodulation and brain health, including Professor Dr Alexander Sack, one of the world’s leading researchers in neuromodulation, Dr Andy Franklyn-Miller, a consultant physician who has worked with organisations including the Royal Marines, Melbourne Storm and GB Rowing, and leading Psychiatrist Dr Greg Shields.