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Sri Muktsar Sahib, India
English, Hindi, Punjabi, Urdu
11+ years experience
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With a foundational background in MBBS and extensive experience in general medicine, I have dedicated my practice to a holistic "whole-person" approach to healthcare. I believe that the boundary between physical illness and mental health is fluid; one cannot be fully treated without addressing the other. As a General Physician with specialized skills in Mental Health Care, I bridge the gap between biological symptoms and psychological distress. My clinical expertise covers a broad spectrum, from managing chronic metabolic conditions like hypertension and diabetes to providing empathetic support for anxiety, depression, and stress-related disorders. I am particularly adept at identifying the physical manifestations of psychological trauma and the mental toll of chronic physical illness. My practice is built on the pillars of active listening, evidence-based intervention, and patient education. By integrating primary care with mental health screening and counseling, I provide a safe, non-judgmental space for patients to discuss both their physical pain and their emotional struggles. Whether I am performing a routine check-up or conducting a mental health consultation, my goal remains the same: to empower my patients with a comprehensive roadmap to recovery. I am committed to reducing the stigma surrounding mental health within the medical community and ensuring that every patient leaves my care feeling heard, understood, and physically stronger. How I can help: Integrated Consultations: Treating physical symptoms (insomnia, fatigue, pain) through a mental health lens. Mental Health Screening: Early identification of mood and anxiety disorders during routine visits. Chronic Disease Management: Supporting the emotional resilience of patients with long-term illnesses. Crisis Intervention: Providing immediate, empathetic primary care support for acute distress.