OCD care in Delhi and online
Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) involves unwanted thoughts, images or urges that keep coming back (obsessions), and things you feel you have to do to ease the distress they cause (compulsions).
Dr. Aditya VohraMBBS, MD (Psychiatry), Psychiatrist in New DelhiOCD is not about being tidy. It can take up hours of the day and cause real suffering, and it can be treated.
Common signs
- Unwanted, distressing thoughts that keep returning
- Repeated checking of locks, switches or messages
- Washing or cleaning far more than needed
- Counting, arranging or repeating actions until it feels right
- Asking for reassurance again and again
- Spending an hour or more a day on these thoughts or actions
When to see a psychiatrist
See a psychiatrist if obsessions or compulsions take up a lot of time, cause distress, or get in the way of your daily life.
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How he can help
Treatment usually combines a form of cognitive behavioural therapy called exposure and response prevention with medicine when it is needed. He explains both, and the plan is paced to what you can manage.
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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.
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Confirm the slot
The clinic team confirms a time and tells you the fee before anything is fixed.
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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.
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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.
In person or online
Timings: Monday to Saturday, 9 am to 9 pm IST, by appointment. Closed on Sundays.
Questions
Can OCD be treated without medicine?
Some people do well with therapy alone, particularly exposure and response prevention. Others benefit from medicine as well. The choice depends on how severe the OCD is and on what you prefer.
Other concerns he sees
Book an appointment
Three taps and your name. The team replies on WhatsApp to confirm a time.
Dr. Vohra's Emotional Wellness Hub. Nearest metro: Patel Nagar (Blue Line) or Shadipur (Blue Line).
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