Conditions
Mental health conditions we treat in Kathmandu
In-depth pages on the conditions our psychiatrists assess and treat: what the signs are, what causes them, how treatment works and when to get help. Each page ends with links to independent sources such as the WHO, NIMH and the NHS. General information only; the right diagnosis and plan come from a consultation.
DepressionAnxietyPanic attacksOCDAdult ADHDSleep and insomniaBipolar disorderSchizophreniaAddictionMemory and dementiaAutismStress and burnoutChildren and teenagersAll conditions
In-depth condition pages
Depression Treatment in Kathmandu: Signs, Types and What Helps
Depression signs, causes and treatment in Kathmandu: therapy, antidepressants, recovery and when to see a psychiatrist. Nepali or English, in person or online.
Read guide Bipolar disorderBipolar Disorder Treatment in Kathmandu: Symptoms, Diagnosis and Long-Term Care
Bipolar disorder in Kathmandu: signs of mania and depression, how it is diagnosed, mood-stabilising treatment, family support and living well long term.
Read guide Schizophrenia and psychosisSchizophrenia and Psychosis in Kathmandu: Signs, Treatment and Family Support
Schizophrenia and psychosis in Kathmandu: hearing voices, false beliefs and withdrawal, how they are treated, why early care matters and how families can help.
Read guide AddictionAddiction and De-addiction Treatment in Kathmandu: Alcohol, Tobacco and Drugs
Alcohol, tobacco and drug addiction treatment in Kathmandu: signs of dependence, safe withdrawal, counselling, medicines and family support. Confidential care.
Read guide Memory and older adultsDementia and Memory Loss in Older Adults in Kathmandu: Signs, Assessment and Support
Memory loss and dementia in Kathmandu: warning signs, causes that can be treated, how it is assessed and how families can care for an older parent.
Read guide AutismAutism Assessment in Kathmandu: Signs, Process and Next Steps
Autism assessment in Kathmandu: early signs in children, how a psychiatrist assesses autism, the difference from ADHD and speech delay, and support afterwards.
Read guide Panic and anxietyPanic Attacks and Panic Disorder in Kathmandu: Symptoms, Causes and Treatment
Panic attacks in Kathmandu: what they feel like, why they happen, what to do during one, and how CBT and medicine treat panic disorder. See a psychiatrist.
Read guide Stress and burnoutStress, Burnout and Exam Pressure in Kathmandu: Signs and How to Recover
Stress, burnout and exam pressure in Kathmandu: warning signs, what helps, when stress becomes anxiety or depression, and counselling from psychiatrists.
Read guideMore on common conditions
Anxiety Symptoms in the Body: Tingling Legs, Racing Heart, Dry Mouth and Frequent Urination
Why anxiety causes tingling legs, a pounding heart, dry mouth and frequent urination, how to tell it from other illnesses and when to see a psychiatrist.
Read guide AnxietyAnxiety Treatment in Nepal: Therapy, Medicines and What Actually Helps
Anxiety treatment and medicine in Nepal: CBT, common medicine types, how long they take, sedative risks and when to see an anxiety doctor in Kathmandu.
Read guide OCDOCD Treatment in Kathmandu: Symptoms, Therapy and Medicine
OCD signs (washing, checking, intrusive thoughts), how OCD is treated with ERP therapy and medicine, and how to find an OCD specialist in Kathmandu.
Read guide ADHDAdult ADHD in Nepal: Signs, Assessment and Treatment
Adult ADHD in Nepal: common signs, how psychiatrists assess it, treatment options and coping strategies. Learn when to see an ADHD specialist in Kathmandu.
Read guide SleepCan't Sleep? Insomnia Treatment and When to See a Sleep Doctor in Kathmandu
Insomnia causes, self-help steps that work, CBT for insomnia, the risks of sleeping pills and when to see a psychiatrist or sleep specialist in Kathmandu.
Read guide Children and teensWhen to See a Child Psychologist or Child Psychiatrist in Kathmandu
Signs your child or teenager may need help, the difference between a child psychologist and psychiatrist, and what a first visit involves in Kathmandu.
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