Does my child need to come in person?

For a first assessment, yes, where possible. Follow-ups and parent sessions are often online.

Will my teenager's conversations be confidential?

Within the limits of safety, yes. The psychiatrist explains to both the teenager and the parents what is shared and what is not.

Is this an emergency service?

No. Dr Vohra's is an outpatient clinic. In a mental health emergency in India, call Tele-MANAS 14416 or KIRAN 1800-599-0019 (both 24x7 and free), or 112 for emergency services.

Child Psychiatrist in Delhi | Dr Vohra's, Patel Nagar

Child and Adolescent Psychiatry in Delhi

Dr Vohra's sees children and teenagers for ADHD, autism spectrum concerns, anxiety, depression, school refusal and academic stress, screen and gaming addiction, eating problems and behaviour difficulties. The first visit is in person at East Patel Nagar, New Delhi, with a parent or guardian; follow-ups can be online. Dr. Aditya Vohra, psychiatrist, leads this work, with psychologists for therapy and parent guidance.

Dr. Aditya Vohra · Updated 11 October 2026

Format

In person at East Patel Nagar, New Delhi; Online by video or voice across India.

Fee

Psychiatric consultation, first visit: shared on enquiry. See fees.

Clinicians

Dr. Aditya Vohra

When should a child or teenager see a psychiatrist?

When a change in mood, sleep, behaviour or schoolwork has lasted more than a few weeks; when a teacher has raised attention or learning concerns; when a teenager withdraws, stops eating normally, talks about self-harm or seems to be using substances; or when a developmental concern (speech, social interaction, repetitive behaviours) needs a proper assessment.

The first appointment lasts about an hour and includes time with the child alone and with the parents. School reports and any earlier assessments help.

What is treated

Treatment plans are built with the family. Therapy for children is play- or activity-based with a psychologist; for teenagers it is usually CBT or DBT skills. Medication, when used, is reviewed regularly.

ADHD in children and adolescents: assessment, parent and school strategies, and medication where appropriate
Autism spectrum concerns: assessment and referral for therapies
Anxiety, school refusal and exam stress
Depression and self-harm in adolescents
Screen, gaming and substance use
Eating problems
Anger and conduct difficulties
Sleep problems

Parent guidance

Most plans include sessions for parents: how to respond to behaviour at home, how to work with the school, and when to step back. These are available online for parents who cannot travel.

Frequently asked questions

Does my child need to come in person?: For a first assessment, yes, where possible. Follow-ups and parent sessions are often online.
Will my teenager's conversations be confidential?: Within the limits of safety, yes. The psychiatrist explains to both the teenager and the parents what is shared and what is not.
Is this an emergency service?: No. Dr Vohra's is an outpatient clinic. In a mental health emergency in India, call Tele-MANAS 14416 or KIRAN 1800-599-0019 (both 24x7 and free), or 112 for emergency services.