Addiction and mental health care, under one roof
Dr. Jatin Tarwani is a super-specialist in addiction psychiatry and treats the full range of mental health conditions. Many people live with more than one, such as drinking alongside anxiety, or gaming alongside ADHD, so they are assessed and treated together.
Addictions
Substance and behavioural addictions, and addiction together with another mental health condition.
Alcohol addiction
Drinking that has become hard to control, including withdrawal and relapse.
Read moreOpioid addiction
Heroin (smack), prescription painkillers and other opioids.
Read moreCannabis addiction
Ganja, charas and bhang use that affects health, study or work.
Read moreTobacco & nicotine
Cigarettes, bidi, gutkha, khaini and vapes.
Read morePrescription medicine misuse
Sleeping pills, anxiety pills, cough syrups and painkillers.
Read moreGaming & internet addiction
Gaming, social media and screen use that takes over daily life.
Read moreGambling & betting
Online betting, fantasy sports, cards and trading-like gambling.
Read moreDual diagnosis
Addiction together with depression, anxiety, ADHD or another condition.
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Mental health conditions
The full range of psychiatric care, for adults and young people.
Depression
Persistent low mood, loss of interest and exhaustion.
Read moreAnxiety & panic
Constant worry, panic attacks, social anxiety and phobias.
Read moreOCD
Unwanted repeated thoughts and the urge to check, clean or repeat.
Read moreADHD
Attention, restlessness and impulsivity, in adults and young people.
Read moreBipolar disorder
Episodes of depression and of unusually high energy or mood.
Read morePsychosis & schizophrenia
Hearing or believing things others don’t, and related conditions.
Read moreSleep problems
Insomnia, disturbed sleep and dependence on sleeping pills.
Read moreSexual health concerns
Low desire, performance anxiety and other concerns, handled in confidence.
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Every stage of life
Adults, adolescents and young adults (with a parent or guardian for under-18s), women, LGBTQ+ individuals, and doctors and other health professionals. Families are welcome to consult on their own first.
Taking the first step is often the hardest. You don’t have to take it alone.
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