Dr. Siddharth Sethi

******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******

**After years of alcohol dependence, my brother finally agreed to see a psychiatrist. A colleague Dr. Siddharth Sethi. He was truly empathetic as he explained addiction as an illness, not a failure, and started a clear de-addiction plan with medication and monitoring. He also involved us in setting boundaries without confrontation.**Withdrawal was managed carefully, and follow ups were regular. **As a family member, I felt supported and guided instead of helpless. Dr. Sethi******s structured yet compassionate handling helped us trust the process and stay consistent**

**We brought our daughter to Dr Siddharth Sethi after months of confusion and conflicting advice. As parents, we were anxious and impatient, wanting certainty and quick answers. What we got instead was clarity, but slowly.****Some weeks felt stagnant. There were moments when we questioned whether the treatment was actually helping. Still, having someone explain what was happening and what was within the range of normal helped us stay grounded. She is doing better now, not perfect, but more stable. We feel less helpless as parents**

I was hesitant to consult a psychiatrist because I thought it would just be medication and lectures. My anxiety had started affecting work and social life. Dr. Sethi listened to me for almost an hour, didn’t rush, and actually asked about daily routines, hobbies, and small stresses. We tried one medication which made me feel drowsy for a week, but we adjusted it. Therapy sessions helped me organize thoughts and confront triggers. Some days are still hard, but I feel understood now.