Online psychiatrist for people in Delhi NCR

Languages we can offer

Delhi is a city of many mother tongues, but Hindi and English carry most conversations, and Punjabi is spoken in a large number of homes. Dr. Barkha Chikara, Dr. Vineet Pali and Dr. Pooja Rani consult in Hindi and English, and Dr. Akanksha Chopra also lists Punjabi. If you would rather describe your worries in the language you grew up with, tell us on the first call and we will say who is available.

• Dr. Barkha ChikaraPsychiatrist · Registration no. RMC 50914Speaks English, Hindi.
• Dr. Vineet PaliPsychiatrist · Registration no. RMC 50864Speaks English, Hindi.
• Dr. Pooja RaniPsychiatrist · Registration no. KMC 129565Speaks English, Hindi, Kannada, Telugu.
• Dr. Akanksha ChopraPsychiatrist · Registration no. PMC 52624Speaks English, Hindi, Punjabi.

Living and working in Delhi

• Distance and traffic. A clinic visit in Delhi NCR can take half a day once you count the Metro, the road and the wait. A video consultation removes the travel, so a short follow-up fits into a lunch break or an evening at home.
• Long working days. Many people in the capital work late, commute far and have little time for themselves. Poor sleep, constant tiredness and a short temper are common reasons they call us, and they are worth asking about even if you think you can cope.
• Families under one roof. In joint households it can be hard to find a private hour. Tell us when you book, and we will help you choose a time and a place for the call that suits you. A family member can join part of a session if you want that.
• Where our psychiatrists trained. Several Mindly psychiatrists hold an MD in Psychiatry. Please see each clinician's page for their qualifications and registration number. Mindly has no formal link with any hospital in Delhi.

Exam seasons, board results and entrance tests

Delhi has a large student population, from school pupils to people preparing for competitive exams. Low mood, panic before an exam and loss of sleep are common, and they can be treated. If you are a parent, tell us on the call and we will explain how consent works for a young person and how involved you can be.

If you moved to Delhi for study or work and your family lives elsewhere, a relative can join a later call by video, so that the explanation reaches the people who support you.

Concerns people in Delhi bring

Our psychiatrists hear about these most often. Each page covers signs, assessment and support.

• Depression
• Anxiety disorders
• OCD
• ADHD
• Bipolar disorder
• Insomnia

How a first video consultation works in Delhi

You start with a free call to our team, who ask what has been troubling you and which language you prefer. A psychiatrist is then matched to you. At the first consultation they listen to your history, ask about sleep, mood, work and family, explain what they think is going on in plain words, and agree a plan with you. That plan may include talk therapy, medicine, or both.

See what a first online consultation involves.

Medicines, tests and follow-ups

If a medicine is started, your psychiatrist explains what it is for, how long it usually takes to work and which side effects to report. If a blood test or an ECG is needed, you can get it done at a laboratory near you and show the report on screen. Early on, reviews are shorter and closer together, and they space out as you improve.

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