These include removal of myths and mis­con­cep­tions about the dis­ease, med­ica­tions being used and the like­ly out­comes in the short and long run. Using sci­en­tif­ic evi­dence based lat­est data the ther­a­pist aims to answer ques­tions relat­ed to caus­es, side effects, and haz­ards of treat­ment, the impact on diet, sex life, trans­mis­sion of dis­ease to next gen­er­a­tion, and ‘parhez’.  Infor­ma­tion­al care equips the patient and his fam­i­ly to make sci­en­tif­i­cal­ly root­ed, sound deci­sions for his men­tal health issues.

Psy­cho­sex­u­al dif­fi­cul­ties: Through an absolute adher­ence to ethics of con­fi­den­tial­i­ty, benef­i­cence and non-malef­i­cence, issues relat­ed to sex­u­al per­for­mance, sex­u­al preference,

Con­flict Res­o­lu­tion: Indi­vid­ual, fam­i­lies, groups, office set­tings, organ­i­sa­tions have the poten­tial to get into seri­ous con­flicts that can impede per­for­mance and out­puts as well as threat­en men­tal health. Using mod­ern prin­ci­ples of com­mu­ni­ca­tion root­ed in the­o­ry of Trans­ac­tion­al Analy­sis, sim­ple, prac­ti­cal, and tan­gi­ble tools are sug­gest­ed to resolve con­flicts ensur­ing per­son­al respect and dignity.

Use of Cog­ni­tive Behav­iour Ther­a­py to deal with clin­i­cal depres­sion, anx­i­ety dis­or­ders, pho­bias, obses­sive com­pul­sive dis­or­der, pan­ic dis­or­der, unex­plained med­ical symp­toms and states.

Behav­ior Ther­a­py: This ther­a­py works to over­come ani­mal, sit­u­a­tion­al and social pho­bias which can be some­times most dis­abling and fear of open places, mar­kets, heights, flights etc can con­fine a suf­fer­er to his or her home, or else lim­it his pursuits.

Chil­drea­r­ing Issues, Ado­les­cent and child-relat­ed psy­chi­atric and man­age­ment issues: Psy­chother­a­peu­tic prin­ci­ples based on sim­ple child rear­ing prin­ci­ples are intro­duced to par­ents and or offspring’s to man­age day to day con­flicts and alter­ca­tions in the name of ‘gen­er­a­tion gap’.

Indi­vid­ual Ther­a­py: To reduce per­son­al dis­tress and dis­com­fort, improve qual­i­ty of life, enhance com­mu­ni­ca­tion skills, cop­ing capac­i­ty, and increase resilience to meet day-to-day and extra­or­di­nary chal­lenges of life.

Mar­i­tal Ther­a­py: To improve mar­i­tal har­mo­ny, and mean­ing­ful sat­is­fy­ing mar­ried life or inter­ac­tion amongst partners.

Fam­i­ly Ther­a­py: To enhance the capac­i­ty to deal with chal­lenges of one or more patients by mobi­liz­ing psy­choso­cial resources at the fam­i­ly lev­el. Also to reestab­lish and build bonds, improve com­mu­ni­ca­tion, to reduce con­flicts and argu­ments in fam­i­ly set­tings par­tic­u­lar­ly the extend­ed and joint families.

Fol­low­ing psy­choso­cial Inter­ven­tions may also be learnt as indi­vid­u­als, cou­ples, and groups:

• Relax­ation Training,
• Enhanced Emo­tion­al, Social, and Spir­i­tu­al Quo­tients and Literacy
• Stress Man­age­ment
• Anger man­age­ment
• Healthy Lifestyles,
• Rela­tion­ship difficulties

• Schiz­o­phre­nia
• Bipo­lar Disorders
• Depres­sion
• Anx­i­ety Relat­ed Disorders
• Pho­bias
• Obses­sive Com­pul­sive Disorder
• Pan­ic Disorder
• Drug And Alco­hol Abuse
• Som­a­ti­za­tion Disorders
• Hypochon­dri­a­sis
• Med­ical Dis­or­ders with Asso­ci­at­ed Psy­cho­log­i­cal and Psy­choso­cial Difficulties
• Unex­plained Med­ical Con­di­tions like Gas, Gola, Chron­ic Pain, Headaches, Back­ach­es, Pos­ses­sion States
• Psy­chosoex­u­al Difficulties
• Per­son­al­i­ty prob­lems result­ing in Emo­tion­al Insta­bil­i­ty, Anx­ious Avoidant Behav­ior, Delib­er­ate Self Harm, Sui­ci­dal Ideation, Impulse Con­trol Issues
• Psy­cho­log­i­cal Trau­ma Con­se­quent To Child­hood Or Adult­hood Abuse
• Domes­tic Violence
• Neu­ropsy­chi­atric Dis­or­ders such as Epilep­sy, Atten­tion Deficit And Hyper­ki­net­ic Dis­or­der amongst Chil­dren and Adults

• Psy­chi­atric Eval­u­a­tion of Adults
• Acute Stress Dis­or­der and Post­trau­mat­ic Stress Disorder
• Alzheimer’s Dis­ease and Oth­er Dementias
• Bipo­lar Disorder
• Bor­der­line Per­son­al­i­ty Disorder
• Delir­i­um
• Eat­ing Disorders
• HIV/AIDS
• Major Depres­sive Disorder
• Obses­sive-Com­pul­sive Disorder
• Pan­ic Disorder
• Schiz­o­phre­nia
• Sub­stance Use Disorders
• Sui­ci­dal Behaviors