Specialised care for adults & children
From depression and anxiety to autism and ADHD, every condition is approached with a detailed evaluation and a plan made just for you.
Mental health care for adults
Compassionate treatment for the conditions that affect mood, thinking, sleep and wellbeing.
Depression
Persistent low mood, loss of interest, tiredness, disturbed sleep or hopelessness that does not lift with time.
How we treat it: A detailed assessment, medication when needed and supportive talk therapy, with regular follow-ups to track recovery.
Anxiety & Panic
Constant worry, overthinking, restlessness, a racing heart or sudden panic attacks that get in the way of daily life.
How we treat it: We identify triggers, teach practical coping and relaxation skills and use medicines where they are appropriate.
OCD
Unwanted repetitive thoughts and rituals such as washing, checking or counting that are done to reduce distress.
How we treat it: Careful evaluation, medication and behavioural strategies that help you gradually regain control.
Bipolar Illness
Swings between deep lows and unusually high, energetic or irritable phases that affect work and relationships.
How we treat it: An accurate diagnosis, mood-stabilising treatment and regular monitoring to prevent relapse.
Sleep Problems
Long-standing insomnia or broken sleep can lead to poor concentration, irritability and emotional instability.
How we treat it: We address sleep habits, body-clock disruption and the underlying anxiety to restore natural, restful sleep.
Headache & Migraine
Many chronic headaches and migraines have stress-related or psychiatric components behind them.
How we treat it: A neuro-psychiatric evaluation that looks at both the physical pain and the psychological stressors.
Anger & Stress
Short temper, irritability, burnout or feeling constantly overwhelmed by work and family pressure.
How we treat it: We explore triggers, build emotional regulation skills and offer counselling support.
Individual & Family Counselling
Relationship strain, life changes, grief or simply the need for a safe space to talk things through.
How we treat it: Private one-to-one sessions and family counselling guided by evidence-based approaches.
Nurturing young minds
Early understanding and support can change a child’s future. Parents are partners at every step.
Autism Spectrum
Differences in communication, social interaction and behaviour that are usually noticed in early childhood.
How we treat it: Developmental assessment, a personalised plan and coordination with therapy support for the child and parents.
ADHD & Impulse Control
Difficulty with attention, hyperactivity and impulsive behaviour at home, in class or while playing.
How we treat it: Thorough evaluation, behaviour-based strategies and medication only when it is truly required.
Speech Delay
A child who is late to speak, unclear in pronunciation or struggling to communicate needs.
How we treat it: Early evaluation to find the cause and guidance towards the right speech and language support.
Learning Disorders
Persistent trouble with reading, writing, maths or keeping up in school despite good effort.
How we treat it: Assessment of learning difficulties with practical recommendations for parents and teachers.
Anxiety & Low Mood in Teens
Excess worry, school stress, withdrawal, irritability or sadness in children and adolescents.
How we treat it: A gentle, age-appropriate approach with counselling, family involvement and medication only when needed.
Behavioural Concerns
Tantrums, anger, defiance or aggression that are hard to manage for families.
How we treat it: Behaviour therapy principles and parent guidance to replace unhelpful patterns with healthy ones.
How we help
A flexible combination of approaches, chosen for each person. Please call to confirm current availability of specific therapies.
From first call to lasting progress
Understand
A careful history and conversation to see the full picture.
Diagnose
Clinical assessment and, where needed, structured screening tools.
Treat
Therapy, medication or both, explained in plain language.
Review
Follow-ups to measure progress and keep improving the plan.
Good to know
How do I know if my child needs a psychiatrist?
Persistent difficulty with speech, attention, learning, behaviour, mood or social interaction, especially if it affects school or family life, is a good reason to seek an evaluation.
Is a long course of medicine always needed?
No. The plan depends on the condition and its severity. Medication is used only when it is clearly beneficial and is reviewed regularly.
Can family members join the session?
Yes, and for children it is essential. With adults, family involvement is welcomed whenever the patient is comfortable with it.
Do you offer online consultations?
Online counselling support is available. Please call or WhatsApp to confirm options and timings.
What should I bring for the first visit?
Previous prescriptions and reports, a short note of your concerns and, for children, school reports and any earlier assessments.
Take the first step towards feeling better
Book a consultation with Dr. Neha Goyal. Call or message us on WhatsApp and our team will help you choose a convenient time.
The information on this website is for general awareness and is not a substitute for a medical consultation. If you or someone you know is in crisis, call 112 or Tele-MANAS 14416 immediately.