Online consultations available across India. Secure, private, and convenient.
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A thought to sit with“
The meeting of two personalities is like the contact of two chemical substances: if there is any reaction, both are transformed.
— Carl Jung
What we offer
A comprehensive care approach
Whole-person psychiatric care — combining therapy, medication, and tools for daily well-being.
Individual Therapy
Personalized psychotherapy sessions — CBT, ACT, and psychodynamic — to help you navigate life's challenges.
Medication Management
Careful, evidence-based medication planning and follow-up when necessary for your recovery.
Self-Help Tools
Free, confidential screeners and relaxation tools — breathing, PMR, virtual EMDR, and more.
Telepsychiatry
Private, secure video consultations from the comfort of your home — anywhere in India.
Patient stories
Real journeys, real healing
“Dr. Kotla provided the safe space I needed to finally address my anxiety. The combination of therapy and practical tools has given me my life back.”
AAnonymous PatientAnxiety
“After years of struggling with depression, I finally found a psychiatrist who truly listens. The treatment plan was tailored specifically to my needs, and I have seen remarkable improvement.”
AAnonymous PatientDepression
“I was skeptical about medication at first, but Dr. Kotla explained everything patiently and monitored my progress closely. I feel like myself again.”
AAnonymous PatientMedication Management
“The EMDR sessions helped me process trauma I had carried for over a decade. I never thought healing could happen this way. I am deeply grateful.”
AAnonymous PatientPTSD
“My child was diagnosed with ADHD and I was overwhelmed. Dr. Kotla guided our entire family through the process with compassion and expertise.”
PParent of PatientADHD
“The self-help tools on this website helped me realize I needed professional help. That first step changed everything. Thank you for making resources accessible.”
AAnonymous PatientSelf-Help Tools
Frequently asked
Your questions, answered
Everything you'd want to know before scheduling a consultation.
Your first appointment is a comprehensive 60-90 minute evaluation. Dr. Kotla will discuss your medical history, current symptoms, lifestyle, and goals. Together, you will develop a personalized treatment plan. Please bring any prior medical records or medication lists.
Yes, we offer secure video consultations for patients who prefer remote sessions. Online consultations are available for follow-ups and certain initial evaluations. You can book an online appointment through our Contact page.
Treatment duration varies depending on the condition, its severity, and individual response. Some patients see improvement within weeks, while others may benefit from longer-term care. Dr. Kotla will discuss expected timelines during your evaluation.
No. Our self-help tools are screening instruments and relaxation aids designed to support your well-being. They are not diagnostic tools and cannot replace a professional evaluation. If your scores suggest concern, please schedule a consultation.
A psychiatrist is a medical doctor (MD) who can prescribe medications and provide therapy. A psychologist typically holds a PhD or PsyD and provides therapy and psychological testing but cannot prescribe medication in most regions. Both play important roles in mental health care.
Not necessarily. Treatment plans are individualized. Some conditions respond well to therapy alone, while others benefit from a combination of medication and therapy. Dr. Kotla will discuss all options and help you make an informed decision.
Yes, strict confidentiality is maintained for all patient information. Information is only shared with your written consent, except in situations where there is imminent risk to yourself or others, as required by law.
We accept UPI payments, bank transfers, and cash payments at the clinic. For online consultations, UPI payment details are provided during the booking process.
Absolutely. Having a trusted family member or friend can be helpful, especially during the initial evaluation. Family involvement can also be an important part of certain treatment plans.
If you or someone you know is in immediate danger, please call emergency services (112) or the KIRAN Mental Health Helpline at 1800-599-0019 (toll-free, 24/7). Do not wait for a scheduled appointment in an emergency.