✓ Medically reviewed by Dr. Bhagwat Rajput – Neuropsychiatrist, SSHIMOH, Noida.
Assessment and treatment of the mood, behaviour and personality changes that can follow brain injury.
Guidance to help families understand the changes and cope, with compassion.
Get Started
A senior clinician calls you back, usually within the hour. No obligation.
Booking takes a minute. Share your name and number and a member of our clinical team calls you back — usually within the hour — to understand what you are going through and answer your questions before you commit to anything.
Your first consultation is a private conversation, not a commitment to admission. We listen, assess, and explain the options honestly — outpatient sessions, therapy, medication review, or inpatient care where it is genuinely needed.
We see patients at our Sector 117, Noida centre, and online consultations are available if travelling is difficult. Everything you tell us stays confidential.
Psychiatrists and psychologists at our Sector 117, Noida centre.
Yes. Injury to certain brain areas can affect mood, behaviour and personality — and support can help manage these changes.
Some may improve with time and treatment; others are managed with ongoing support. Assessment guides what to expect.
Yes — family guidance is a key part of care.
Always.
