Care for your mental and emotional wellbeing that starts with your story, not just your symptoms.
I'm a psychiatrist in private practice in New Delhi, for whatever you are going through. I see people in person at Dr. Vohra's Emotional Wellness Hub in East Patel Nagar, and online by video or voice call anywhere in the world, in English or Hindi.
World Psychiatric Association
10 October 2026
His talk at the 49th Intergenerational Meeting of the WPA Early Career Psychiatrists Section, held for World Mental Health Day 2026.
World Congress of Biological Psychiatry, Jaipur
27 to 30 August 2026
Symposia on microglia and the glymphatic system, lithium, catatonia, movement disorders and TAAR1 neurobiology.
Indian Association of Private Psychiatry, Goa
July 2026
The opening talk of the symposium at the Young Psychiatrists Summit 2026.
MindMD on YouTube
12 October 2026
A two-hour conversation he hosted with fellow young psychiatrists for doctors choosing what comes after NEET PG.
I trained in medicine at Hamdard Institute of Medical Sciences and Research, Jamia Hamdard, and in psychiatry at D. Y. Patil University, Navi Mumbai. I then worked in addiction psychiatry at Vardhman Mahavir Medical College and Safdarjung Hospital, and as a Senior Resident at the Institute of Human Behaviour and Allied Sciences (IHBAS), Delhi.
Dr. Vohra's was founded in 1998 by my father, psychiatrist Dr. Sandeep Vohra. I watched his clinical work long before I understood its depth, and today I practise alongside him.
Outside the clinic I speak and teach, from the World Psychiatric Association's Early Career Psychiatrists Section to medical colleges across Delhi.
Diagnosis is rarely just about symptoms, it is about stories. It is about sitting with uncertainty, holding silence, and earning trust.
Care for your mental and emotional wellbeing, whatever you are going through. These are some of the most common reasons people come. If yours is not here, ask anyway.
Low mood, loss of interest, tiredness or poor sleep that has lasted for weeks and is getting in the way of life.
Constant worry, overthinking, panic attacks or physical symptoms of stress that will not settle.
Alcohol, cannabis, nicotine or other drugs that have become hard to control, and support for families too.
Attention, restlessness and impulsivity in children, teenagers and adults, from assessment to treatment.
Intrusive thoughts and repeated checking, cleaning or counting that take up time and cause distress.
Assessment and support for autistic children and their families, at home and at school.
Behaviour, mood, school refusal and emotional difficulties in children and teenagers, with parents involved.
Conflict, distance or a breakdown in trust that is affecting your mental health, alone or together.
Exhaustion, cynicism and feeling emotionally numb at work.
Withdrawal, suspicion, hearing voices or a change in someone that family notice first. Early help changes the outcome.
Two ways to meet, the same care either way.
At Dr. Vohra's Emotional Wellness Hub, 29/24 East Patel Nagar, New Delhi.
By video or voice call, from anywhere in the world.
Ask for a time
Fill in the short form below, or call or write. Say whether you would like to meet online or in person, and how soon.
Confirm the slot
The clinic team confirms a time and tells you the fee before anything is fixed.
First consultation
An unhurried conversation about what is happening, how long it has been going on and what you want to change. Bring any earlier prescriptions or reports.
A plan you understand
Together we agree on next steps. That can combine medicine, therapy with a psychologist and regular follow-up, explained in plain words.
Dr. Vohra's Emotional Wellness Hub
East Patel Nagar, New Delhi, and online
Dec 2025 to now
Private practice for mental and emotional wellbeing, in person at the clinic and online.
Sep 2026 to Oct 2026
Senior residency in psychiatry at the Government of Delhi's institute for mental health and neurosciences.
New Delhi
Dec 2025 to Oct 2026
Psychiatric care for people referred through NWNT's Stressometer screening, and school and workplace mental health programmes.
May 2026 to Sep 2026
Addiction psychiatry at one of India's largest government hospitals.
D. Y. Patil University
Navi Mumbai
Oct 2022 to Nov 2025
Three years of residency in psychiatry, with a thesis, papers, posters and workshops.
Hamdard Institute of Medical Sciences and Research
New Delhi
2021 to 2022
Compulsory rotating internship: patient care, sampling and trauma management.
Talks, panels and teaching, newest first.
12 Oct 2026
A two-hour conversation he hosted with fellow young psychiatrists for doctors after NEET PG: choosing a specialty, residency, fellowships, academics against private practice, and staying well. The recording is on his YouTube channel.
10 Oct 2026
“When the Psychiatrist Needs Help: Rethinking Vulnerability and Help-Seeking in Psychiatry”
On stigma and seeking help within psychiatry itself, at a meeting on lived experience in psychiatry.
Oct 2026
A return to his own medical school to speak to medical students, residents and senior doctors.
10 Sep 2026
Suicide prevention and building kinder, more supportive communities, with a panel of mental health professionals.
6 Sep 2026
“Student stress and mental health”
A one-day capacity building certificate course for psychiatrists, psychologists and school professionals.
27 Aug 2026
Symposia from microglial activation and the glymphatic system to lithium, catatonia, movement disorders and TAAR1 neurobiology.
27 Jul 2026
A live conversation on Instagram about men's mental health.
Jul 2026
“Rewiring the Brain: Neuroplasticity in Psychiatry”
The opening talk of the symposium, on the foundations of neuroplasticity and its place across psychiatric disorders.
Jun 2026
Prevention, resilience and healthy lifestyles for young people, alongside world champion boxer Sweety Boora.
Feb 2026
Two days with educators, counsellors, psychiatrists and students, and the launch of the Young Wellbeing Scientists of India programme.
Feb 2026
Emotional wellness, everyday stress, and spotting distress early with the Stressometer.
Short videos, talks and notes on mental health, from his YouTube, Instagram and LinkedIn.
4 Aug 2026
Depression, burnout and anxiety do not spare psychiatrists or physicians. The compassion we ask patients to show themselves, we owe to our colleagues and to ourselves. Seeking help is a healthcare decision, not a weakness.
1 Jul 2026
Social media sells men a body built on restrictive diets, overtraining and sometimes drugs. Aim instead for stamina, strength, mobility and sleep, habits that last rather than a look that does not.
24 May 2026
It often starts quietly: withdrawal, suspicion, sleeping differently, not seeming like oneself. Families notice that something has changed. Seeking help at that stage leads to a much better outlook.
16 May 2026
It is the doctor who once cared deeply and now feels numb. Recovery starts with small corrections: sleep, regular meals, a few close people, exercise, boundaries and asking for help early.
13 May 2026
The renaming of PCOS is a lesson for psychiatry: say a person with schizophrenia or with a substance use disorder, not a label that becomes their whole identity.
11 May 2026
The relationship between client and therapist is one of the strongest predictors of progress. A mismatch is a common reason therapy stalls, and changing to a better fit is part of good care.
15 Apr 2026
Many men reach their lowest point with almost no one to talk to. It should be normal to say: you are human, it is all right to feel weak, to fail and to ask for help.
21 Jan 2026
Focused 25-minute blocks, a realistic plan, regular revision, sleep and meals, breathing exercises, and talking to someone: what he recommends in clinic before exams.
D. Y. Patil University, Navi Mumbai
2022 to 2025
Residency programme in psychiatry, with a thesis, papers, posters, workshops, quizzes and debates.
Hamdard Institute of Medical Sciences and Research
2016 to 2021, Jamia Hamdard
Followed by a year of internship (2021 to 2022). Writing, the literary club, sketching, dramatics and singing on the side.
Delhi Public School, R.K. Puram
2009 to 2015
Schooling in New Delhi.
Use the booking form on this page: choose online or in person and how soon you would like to be seen, and it sends your request on WhatsApp to +91 98993 33156. You can also call that number or email aditya@drvohras.com. The team confirms a time and the fee.
In person at Dr. Vohra's Emotional Wellness Hub, 29/24, East Patel Nagar, New Delhi 110008, near Patel Nagar metro station, which is a direct Blue Line ride from Noida and Dwarka and one change from Gurugram. He also consults online by video or voice call from anywhere in the world.
Yes. Online consultations are by video or voice call from anywhere in the world, and include a prescription when one is appropriate. If you live outside India, whether a prescription can be used where you are depends on that country's rules, and the team will tell you when you book.
A psychiatrist is a medical doctor who can diagnose mental illness, look for physical causes and prescribe medicine. A psychologist provides assessment and talking therapy. Many people do best with both, and the clinic has psychologists to work alongside him.
Yes. He sees children and teenagers for behaviour, mood, attention, development and emotional difficulties. A parent or guardian should come to the consultation.
Yes. He has worked as an addiction psychiatrist at Vardhman Mahavir Medical College and Safdarjung Hospital and trained at the National Drug Dependence Treatment Centre, AIIMS New Delhi. Families worried about someone's drinking or drug use can also come to him for guidance.
English and Hindi.
Monday to Saturday, 9 am to 9 pm IST, by appointment, both in person and online. The clinic is closed on Sundays.
The consultation fee is shared when you book, before you confirm.
Yes. What you share stays between you and your doctor. It is shared only with your consent, or where the law requires it or someone's safety is at risk.
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Dr. Vohra's Emotional Wellness Hub. Nearest metro: Patel Nagar (Blue Line) or Shadipur (Blue Line).
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