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Experience a personalised, compassionate, and professional, psychiatric care with Dr. Gorav Gupta in in person or online setting.

Page reviewed by Dr. Gorav Gupta · Updated October 2026

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  • Consultation₹2,700 for 20 minutes
  • OPDNew Delhi Wed and Fri, 2 to 6 pm; Online Thu, 2 to 5 pm
  • New Delhi2/6, Block 2, Sarvapriya Vihar, New Delhi, Delhi 110016
  • GurugramSector 64, Golf Course Extension Road, opposite M3M URBANA, next to Shriram Millennium School, Sector 64, Gurugram, Haryana 122101
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Who is the consultation for?
Where would you like to be seen?

A sentence is enough. You do not have to be sure what is wrong.

We call back during OPD hours. Nothing is shared outside the clinic team.

Where to come

Tulasi Healthcare Clinic

Gurugram

Tulasi Healthcare, Gurugram Hospital

Gurjar Samrat Mihir Bhoj Rd, Sector 64, Golf Course Extension Road, opposite M3M URBANA, next to Shriram Millennium School, Sector 64, Gurugram, Haryana 122101

+91 88000 00255

Care
Acute care
Services
Inpatient & acute psychiatric care

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Anywhere in India

Online psychiatric consultation

A video call with Dr. Gupta. The team sends the link and talks you through it when they call back.

When
Thu, 2 to 5 pm

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Conditions Dr. Gupta treats

Not sure what you are dealing with? A free self-assessment can help you describe it before your visit.

After you get in touch

What happens next?

  1. 1

    Our team connects with you

    An expert from Dr. Gupta‘s team will look into how you are doing, give you the information around OPD hours and understand how you can find a time to consult with him.

  2. 2

    You choose where

    It’s up to you to understand that your comfort lies in your own hands. We offer both online and in person consultations. If your family member is the one who is trying to seek help, you can come along to support them.

  3. 3

    Necessities to bring to the consultation

    There are some crucial information resources that we require before we start any kind of treatment. Earlier prescriptions, discharge summaries or test reports are very important. If you have none of that or any kind of history around things, come in, anyway.

  4. 4

    The first consultation

    We look into the history of assessment, and treatment plan which is truly matching the severity of your condition. If it helps, structured assessment tools are applied alongside having a conversation to understand the objectivity around your concern.

Points to consider before coming in

How do I know whether I should see a psychiatrist?

If mental health concerns, anxiety, compulsions, or substance use are affecting your daily life, speaking with a psychiatrist may help. You do not need to be certain that something is wrong before seeking advice.

What happens at the first consultation?

At the first consultation, the psychiatrist will take your history, assess your concerns, and discuss an approach to treatment. You will receive a proposed plan and an explanation of what to expect.

What does treatment involve?

Treatment may include therapies such as CBT, DBT, dTMS, or biofeedback, as well as medication when appropriate. A team of professionals can work together to address different aspects of your care.

What happens after the first phase of treatment?

After the initial phase, your care team will review your progress and explain the next steps. Follow-up and aftercare may continue as needed after the main course of treatment.

Can I consult online?

Yes. Online consultations are available, as well as in-person appointments.

Can family members be involved?

Yes. We encourage family involvement when it is appropriate, especially when supporting someone with long-term or chronic concerns.

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