- Male Doctor
- Female Doctor
- 5+ Years of experience
- 10+ Years of experience
- 15+ Years of experience
- 20+ Years of experience
- Number of patient stories - High to low
- Experience - High to Low
- Consultation Fee - High to Low
- Consultation Fee - Low to High
1. Who is a Psychologist?
Psychologists study the mind and behaviour of people. A clinical psychologist has specialised training in diagnosing and treating mental illnesses.
2. What is the difference between Psychiatrist and Psychologist?
Psychiatrists are trained medical doctors. They can prescribe medications. They mostly help manage conditions by medication management. Psychologists mainly practice behavioural intervention to treat mental and emotional suffering in patients and practice psychotherapy.
3. What is the work of a Psychologist?
Psychologists assess, diagnose and treat people experiencing mental illness and psychological distress. They also develop treatment plans and perform psychotherapy. Clinical psychologists work to prevent, diagnose, treat, and prevent mental disorders.
4. Why should someone see a Psychologist?
One should consult a psychologist if they experience any of the following conditions:
• Anxiety
• Stressful life events like loss of a loved one
• Depression
• Struggling to focus
Or any mental health difficulty.
Psychologists conduct a detailed assessment of your mental health to identify the problem and help you with strategies to cope with it.
5. Does a Psychologist prescribe medicines?
As psychologists are not medical doctors, they cannot prescribe medicines. However, in some countries, psychologists who have done a course in psychopharmacology are allowed to prescribe certain medications in limited amounts.