10 Best Grief Counselling doctors in Hanuman Road

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Dr. Zankhana Joshi

Counselling Psychologist

11 years of experience

Tatvamasi Juhu, Mumbai

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Dr. Rimpa Sarkar

Counselling Psychologist

15 years of experience

Sentier Mind Andheri East, Mumbai

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Dr. Snehajanaki Ramesh

Counselling Psychologist

11 years of experience

Reflective Arena Andheri, Mumbai

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Dr. Riddhi Sagar

Educational Psychologist

13 years of experience

Psychoknowmics Educational & Counseling Services Kandivali West, Mumbai + 1 more

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Dr. Mansi Doshi

Counselling Psychologist

22 years of experience

Cognitive Balance Vileparle West, Mumbai

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Dr. Shital Parekh

Counselling Psychologist

26 years of experience

Dr.shital Parekh's Aura Wellness Clinic Vileparle, Mumbai

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Dr. Sanghanayak Meshram

Psychiatrist

16 years of experience

Dr. Meshram's Psychiatry, De-Addiction & Sexology Clinic Andheri East, Mumbai + 1 more

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Dr. Gauri Karkhanis

Psychologist

17 years of experience

Nanavati Hospital Vileparle West, Mumbai

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Dr. Tanvi Ashar

Psychologist

11 years of experience

Ananta Mind Andheri East, Mumbai

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Questions & Answers on "Grief Counselling" (524)

Can u get psychiatric care online

Female | 59

Yes, you can receive psychiatric care online through telemedicine. Many licensed professionals offer virtual sessions via video calls or messaging.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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Ever since starting zoloft I am having concerning sexual thoughts. Is there a way this could be a side effect?

Male | 15

Indeed, Zoloft can lead to sexual side effects including a reduced desire to engage in sexual acts and difficulty in achieving orgasm as well as abnormal ejaculation. You should consult with your doctor specializes in this area about any side-effect concerns arising from medication. If you have a long-term issue with side effects dealing with the sexual side, you should have a seeing of a psychiatrist or a sex therapist.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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Hello i am abdi rahman i am somalia in i am 25 years old i used tramadol 10 years i want to stop how can stop help me

Male | 25

It's commendable that you want to stop using tramadol. This medication can lead to dependence, and withdrawal symptoms may include anxiety, restlessness, and mild physical discomfort. It's important to reduce your dosage gradually rather than stopping abruptly, which can be overwhelming. Consider seeking support from a psychiatrist who can provide a tailored plan and monitor your progress. Engaging in supportive therapies and maintaining a healthy lifestyle can also aid your recovery.

Answered on 26th Sept '25

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I couldn't focus on anything. always feeling restless and overthinking. I can't controly my mind and I am always making mistakes at my work. I forgetting thing fast so I can't do my work

Male | 23

It sounds like you are facing the condition of anxiety and ADD (attention deficit disorder). It is essential to consult a mental health specialist be it a psychiatrist who will be able to assess your symptoms and provide you with the right diagnosis.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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Hello 2 years ago, I had ED, only sometimes (once or twice a month i used to get very hard errection otherwise it was very very spongy like) - I then had panic attacks diagnosis and started taking serlift and etizom for 5 months now. I noticed my muscles and body is grown and also I get hard errection when i have a strong desire. Sometimes twice a day but when i am sad again, i again have the problem. Is my ed because of this panic attacks? Will it go away automatically forever or can it come back after i stop medicines?

Male | 26

You’ve had a tough time dealing with erectile dysfunction before, and sometimes, medical conditions can be a cause. Feeling down or stressed can also affect your ability to get an erection. The good news is that your current medication seems to be helping. As your mental health improves, your ED might get better as well.

Answered on 14th Oct '24

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