BetterPlace, East Of Kailash

******I noticed myself emotionally disconnecting from my family, even during important moments. I was present physically but absent mentally. Psychiatry helped me understand emotional blunting instead of assuming I was becoming indifferent. Dr. Siddharth Sethi explained the mechanisms clearly and guided treatment gently. Slowly, emotional responses have returned in a balanced way, and I feel more engaged in family interactions again.I had severe panic attacks for almost a year. Before seeing Dr. Sethi, I tried self-help books, meditation, even avoided going out. Nothing worked. The first session made me nervous, I wasn******************t sure if talking would help.************But over the next few months, he helped me recognize triggers and small patterns in daily life. Sometimes the exercises felt silly or didn\***************t work immediately, and some weeks were discouraging. Still, I gradually started feeling more in control. It******************s not perfect, but I can now go to work without constant panic. It\***************s a relief******

Honestly, I delayed seeing a psychiatrist longer than I should have. During the consultation, Dr Sethi didn’t rush into labels. He spoke about stress, patterns, and how the body reacts over time. Medication was suggested but explained clearly. Over weeks, my sleep improved and I felt less on edge. The process felt steady, not dramatic, which made it easier to continue.

I consulted Sulagna mam during a period of persistent anxiety that had started affecting both my daily routine and decision-making. Her psychological assessment was thorough and helped me understand the behavioural patterns contributing to my stress. The structured therapy plan she designed, especially the grounding practices and cognitive reframing techniques, made the entire process feel organised and manageable. Over time, these methods genuinely helped me regain a sense of clarity and control.

**My husband had been struggling with alcohol dependence for years, but denial and anger made it impossible to help him. A colleague suggested Dr Siddharth Sethi at Better Place Health. From the first consultation, Dr Sethi spoke to him firmly yet respectfully, without shaming. He explained substance dependence as a medical condition and laid out a structured de addiction plan.\nWith medicines, regular reviews, and counselling support my husband became more stable. As a spouse, I finally felt supported too. Our home feels more predictable and peaceful now.\