She does not mollycoddle. She is not your mommy. An outright professional. I can understand why some people feel it is a psychologist's job to hand hold you through your recovery. But personally, I feel she takes my conc

She does not mollycoddle. She is not your mommy. An outright professional. I can understand why some people feel it is a psychologist's job to hand hold you through your recovery. But personally, I feel she takes my concerns seriously and treats them as such. Empowerment is a big part of recovery and I believe Dr. Prachi has gone through so many patients that she knows from experience how to diagnose and get started on the treatment without allowing her patients to dwell too much on what they think is wrong with them. She is patient and open to hear of all that worries us but has what some would call the decisiveness of a pro. This I am certain upsets a lot of people looking to vent with no regard for the process. I thoroughly benefitted from my visit with her. Looking forward to my follow-ups. For those looking for a no-nonsense, wake me up and put me on a path to recovery, she is definitely the person to consult. If you want to go on and on in circles and continue to indulge yourself and your thoughts and not take action, find someone else. She is a do-er. Question is, are you?

Disclaimer: Long review.

The first time I visited Dr. Prachi, she heard me for about 20 minutes and prescribed two medicines and asked me to come see her in a week. I did as I was told, I went back and told her I wasn'

Disclaimer: Long review.

The first time I visited Dr. Prachi, she heard me for about 20 minutes and prescribed two medicines and asked me to come see her in a week. I did as I was told, I went back and told her I wasn't feeling entirely better but it was improving. She added another medicine, increased the dosage for one and sent me off, this "session" lasted about 15 minutes. This seemed odd since it wasn't a therapy session at all, it seemed like a follow up session with a GP. I tried to keep my inhibitions aside and give it another chance thinking that maybe she had a different approach to these things.

I went to her a week later (like she asked me to) and we started talking. I did not find the advice she gave me helpful since it almost seemed like she was saying "it's all in your head, get over it". That would've been fine had she helped me figure out a way to "get over it" but she didn't. The final nail in the coffin was when it started to seem like she was constantly trying to wrap the session up and I saw her slyly glance at her watch.

I have been to several psychologists and psychiatrists in the past 1-2years, I have never felt this way with any of them.

The doctor was either disinterested or just did not know what to do. She did not provide me with any constructive feedback. If I needed someone to tell me what problems I have, I would've asked a couple of my friends to counsel me. What I needed was someone who could help me work through them and not just make statements. I understand therapy takes time but I really don't think I'm comfortable with this doctor at all.

Conclusion: She gave me problems but no solutions to those problems. I will not be visiting this doctor again.

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