Anxiety Disorders
Anxiety disorders are the world's most common mental health condition, affecting about 301 million people (WHO, 2019).
Conditions We Treat
Mental Health Disorders
Mental health conditions are common, real and treatable. If you recognise yourself — or someone you love — on these pages, you are not weak and you are not alone.
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Adult Disorders
Mental health conditions are common, real and treatable. About 1 in 8 people worldwide live with a mental disorder (WHO), and in India about 1 in 10 adults has a current mental health condition — yet most never receive help (National Mental Health Survey, NIMHANS). If you recognise yourself on these pages, you are not weak and you are not alone.
Depression
Depression affects about 280 million people worldwide (WHO, 2019) and is a leading cause of disability.
Bipolar Disorder
Bipolar disorder is more than "mood swings." It involves distinct episodes of extreme highs and lows that last days to weeks.
OCD & Related Disorders
These conditions share unwanted, repetitive thoughts and repetitive behaviours that feel impossible to resist.
PTSD, Trauma & Grief
These conditions follow a painful or frightening life event. Not everyone exposed to trauma or loss develops them — but when the mind…
Breakup & Adjustment
Can't stop thinking about your ex, checking their social media, crying and unable to focus?
Personality Disorders
Our personality is our usual way of thinking, feeling and relating to others.
Schizophrenia & Psychosis
Psychosis means losing touch with reality — hearing, seeing or believing things that others don't.
Eating Disorders & Insomnia
Food, weight and sleep are closely tied to how we feel. Eating disorders and chronic insomnia are common, often hidden, and very…
Children's Disorders
Every child develops at their own pace — but some differences need more than "wait and watch." About 1 in 7 young people worldwide lives with a mental health condition (WHO), and many neurodevelopmental conditions can be spotted before school age. Early assessment gives children the best chance to learn, connect and thrive. These pages are written for parents and teachers.
Learning Disability
Is your child smart and chatty, yet struggles to read, spell, write neatly or do simple maths — even with extra tuition?
Intellectual Disability
Is your child sitting, walking, talking and learning much later than other children the same age?
Childhood Anxiety
Does your child cry and cling at school drop-off, complain of stomach aches every Monday morning, or talk freely at home but go…
Teen Depression
Has your teenager become irritable, withdrawn, glued to their phone, and lost interest in friends and studies?
Behaviour Problems (ODD & Conduct)
Is every instruction a fight? Does your child lose their temper often, argue back and deliberately annoy others — much more than…
Tics, Coordination & Attachment
Does your child keep blinking, shrugging, clearing their throat or making sounds they can't control?
Neuropsychological Disorders
Neuropsychological (neurocognitive) disorders are changes in memory, attention, language, planning and judgement caused by the brain being affected by ageing, illness, injury or substances. About 57 million people worldwide live with dementia (WHO), including roughly 7–8 in 100 Indians aged 60 and above (LASI-DAD study). A neuropsychological assessment measures exactly which thinking skills are affected — helping doctors diagnose early and helping us plan rehabilitation.
Memory Problems (MCI)
Forgetting names, repeating questions, misplacing keys more often than before — and wondering, "Is this just age?" Mild cognitive…
Dementia & Alzheimer's
Is your mother forgetting recent events, getting lost in familiar places, or your father struggling with money and medicines he once…
Alcohol-Related Memory Loss
Can a loved one no longer remember what happened this morning, or fills gaps with made-up stories, after years of heavy drinking or a…
Head Injury, Stroke & Epilepsy
You've recovered physically after the accident, stroke or seizures — but work feels harder, you forget more and can't concentrate…
These are not mental disorders, but they are among the most common reasons people seek a psychologist — and when ignored, they often lead to anxiety, depression or addiction. See Couple & Marital Therapy and Student Mental Health.