Dr. Aditya Nair

Dr. Aditya Nair is, without a doubt, the best psychiatrist I've encountered in my 15-year battle against the demons that once seemed destined to be my downfall. Over the years, I've seen countless psychiatrists, each leaving me more disheartened than the last. Some prescribed medications that turned me into a zombie, making it impossible to function at work, forcing me to accept that this lifeless existence was my fate. Others offered the same treatment every time, with no real diagnosis, analysis, or consideration of alternative approaches. I even had to endure long waits for appointments with one psychiatrist, only to receive basic and unhelpful advice.

Explained well and made me comfortable. **** ********* * Very analytical and precise . Hope for more interactions with further treatment

Met the doctor once, consultation experience was good with him. I would recommend the doctor to my family friends. He was listening to my problems. The suggestion he gave about the health issue was helpful to me. His behaviour was great and polite. There is nothing to suggest on improvement, I am satisfied with the consultation and the treatment of the doctor.

I've my reasons to not recommend this doctor. I went there to be treated for depression after chronic illness and pain due to a spine injury. He's not the first psychiatrist/counselor I've visited. So, I obviously expected to be treated well and to feel good after meeting a doctor. * ******* He used many adjectives to define my personality, *** ** **** **** *** ** ** ****** ** *** **** ** **** ** ******** Anxiety was the main factor. He isn't friendly, I found him arrogant and kinda rude in his approach. He was very judgemental, ****** ********* * ************ ********* *** ***** *** I still underwent that test, MCMI-IV, to be clear about myself. He prescribed medicines and told that if I felt the need, I could go for counseling sessions too. He told I'd have to take those meds for 6 months and I'll be fine. After a couple of days of taking this meds, I really remained happy. I went back to him after a long gap than asked (was travelling for work, etc) and expressed what I went through and how I felt. He was very cold and non-empathetic as usual. Prescribed more meds. Now he told me that, I have to take those meds, NOT 6-9 months from now, but from the time I recover. Also, asked me to go to somebody for counselling. I don't mind going for that either. It always feels better to express oneself before somebody who understands. I had my set of questions, which he answered in a way, like, beating around the bush. He had done this in the previous two sessions too. * ****** **** **** ***** ** ***** ** *** ****** Too many words, **** ********* *** ****** ******** * *** ******* ******* ***** *** ********** ******** ******* *** * **** ** ** *** ****** * ****** ******* **** **** ** *** ****** **** **** ** ******* **** * *** *** **** ******* **** **** ************ ******* ********* **** *** **** ** ***** I have literally cried after returning from his session. ****** ******* **** * ************ ********* ** ***** ** **** * **** **** **** *** ******** **** ******* **** ** ******* ***** ***** ** ********** Despite not feeling good by meeting him for the first and second time (before and after the test he had asked me to do), I still went to see him again thinking that I might be overthinking or judging him unnecessarily but the third visit made me feel so awful about my situation and life that, I'd definitely never want to see him again. And to be honest, I had been quite relaxed and happy these days, **** ******* **** ** **** ********* *** **** ****** ***** ** **** *** ******* Did I forget to mention that he's not a good listener? This is solely my experience. It can be different for others.