Where can you see a psychiatrist in Delhi?
Dr Vohra's is a psychiatry and psychology clinic at 29/24, East Patel Nagar, New Delhi 110008, run by Vohra Neuropsychiatry Centre Pvt. Ltd. and operating since 1998. The clinic offers psychiatric evaluation and diagnosis, medication management, and talk therapy for conditions including depression, anxiety disorders, OCD, PTSD, ADHD, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, addiction, and sleep disorders. Consultations take place in person at the Delhi clinic or online via secure video and voice call, in English and Hindi. The team is led by Dr. Sandeep Vohra, MBBS, MD (Psychiatry), who has more than 30 years of clinical experience, and includes psychiatrist Dr. Aditya Vohra along with psychologists and therapists. Appointments can be booked through the website contact form, by phone or WhatsApp on +91-9999249223, or by email at [email protected]. Consultation fees are shared on request before you book.
People usually consider a psychiatrist when low mood, worry, poor sleep, or changes in thinking and behaviour persist for weeks and begin to affect work, studies, or relationships. You do not need a referral: you can book directly, describe what has been happening, and let the evaluation determine what kind of support fits.
Who are the psychiatrists at Dr Vohra's?
The practice was founded by Dr. Sandeep Vohra, MBBS, MD (Psychiatry), a psychiatrist with more than 30 years of clinical experience. He pioneered private-sector telemedicine psychiatry in India and serves as Chairperson of Digital Mental Health at the Indian Psychiatric Society, a role that reflects a long-standing focus on making psychiatric care reachable beyond the clinic room.
Dr. Aditya Vohra, also a psychiatrist, focuses on substance abuse treatment, relationship counselling, child psychiatry, and depression management. Psychologists and therapists work alongside the psychiatrists, so medication and talk therapy can be coordinated within one clinic rather than across separate providers. Since 1998 the practice has touched more than 30,000 lives, with patients from all 28 Indian states and over 40 countries. You can read more about the clinicians on the team page.
What conditions does a psychiatrist treat?
A psychiatrist is a medical doctor trained to evaluate mental health conditions, make a clinical diagnosis, and prescribe and monitor medication where it is needed. At Dr Vohra's, the psychiatrists see adults, adolescents, and children for concerns that include:
- Depression and persistent low mood
- Anxiety disorders, OCD, and PTSD
- ADHD in children, adolescents, and adults
- Bipolar disorder and schizophrenia
- Addiction and substance use problems
- Sleep disorders and eating disorders
- Burnout, stress, grief, and anger management
- Relationship difficulties, including couples and family concerns
- Suicidal thoughts and self-harm, with follow-up psychiatric care
A list can only point you in a general direction. Symptoms overlap across conditions, and the right treatment depends on a proper evaluation rather than self-diagnosis. If any of these concerns sound familiar, a first appointment is the reliable way to understand what is going on. The clinical care page describes how evaluation, therapy, and medication management fit together.
Should you consult in person or online?
Both formats follow the same clinical structure: assessment, diagnosis, treatment planning, and follow-up. An in-person visit at the East Patel Nagar clinic suits people who prefer meeting their doctor face to face, or who want everything from consultation to follow-up in one familiar place. Online consultations run over secure video and voice call and are used by patients across India and in more than 40 countries; they remove travel from the equation, which matters in Delhi traffic and matters even more if you live outside the city.
Many patients combine the two: an in-person first evaluation followed by online follow-ups, or the reverse. Some situations do call for in-person or emergency care, such as a mental health crisis or a risk of harm, and the clinic team will tell you plainly when that is the case. The online consultation page explains the online process step by step.
What happens at your first appointment?
A first psychiatric appointment is mostly a structured conversation. The psychiatrist asks about your current concerns, how long they have lasted, your sleep, appetite, work or study, significant life events, medical history, and any earlier treatment. You can bring past prescriptions or reports if you have them. The aim is a clear picture, not a quick label.
From there, the psychiatrist discusses what the evaluation suggests and proposes a personalised treatment plan. Depending on your situation, that may involve talk therapy such as CBT, REBT, DBT, or mindfulness-based interventions with a psychologist, medication with scheduled reviews, or both, along with follow-up appointments to track progress. If you would like a structured starting point before you book, the Stressometer screening produces a colour-coded report in about 10 to 15 minutes; it is a screening tool, not a diagnosis.
How do you book a psychiatrist in Delhi?
Book through the website contact form, call or WhatsApp +91-9999249223, or email [email protected]. Consultation fees are not published on the website; they depend on the clinician and the session format and are shared when you enquire. Cancellation and refund terms are on the refunds page, and the FAQ answers common questions about sessions, formats, and wellness plans.