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Department of Psychiatry

We are pleased to announce that BIMR Hospital, Gwalior, now provides specialized psychiatric care for patients of all age groups. We are proud to expand our services under Dr. PIYUSH GUPTA to support mental health and well-being in our community.

Our Psychiatry Facilities Include:

Consultation & Diagnosis for mental health problems such as depression, anxiety, stress, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, addiction, childhood and adolescent problems, and elderly mental health issues.

Counseling & Psychotherapy - individual, family, and group sessions.

Medication & Treatment Services for psychiatric disorders.

De-addiction Services for alcohol, tobacco, and other substances.

Emergency Care for acute psychiatric conditions.

Awareness & Guidance for patients and families to reduce stigma and promote recovery.

Understanding Mental Illness

Mental illnesses are common and treatable health conditions. They can affect anyone like students, working professionals, homemakers, childern or the elderly. Just like diabetes or hypertension, psychiatric disorders need medical attention. With timely help, most people can recover and live a productive life.

Warning Signs to Watch Out For

  • Feeling sad or low most of the time.
  • Losing interest in things you usually enjoy.
  • Worrying too much or feeling very nervous.
  • Trouble sleeping or sleeping too much.
  • Not feeling hungry or eating too much.
  • Getting angry or upset very easily.
  • Avoiding friends, family, or social activities.
  • Not doing well in studies or work.
  • Talking about "not wanting to live" or harming yourself.
  • Using too much alcohol, tobacco, or other substances.

Simple Self-Care Tips

  • Share your feelings with a close friend or family member.
  • Try to keep a routine for sleeping and waking up.
  • Eat healthy food and drink enough water.
  • Go for a walk or do some physical activity every day.
  • Spend time with people who make you feel positive.
  • Do relaxing activities like listening to music, prayer, yoga, or meditation.
  • Take breaks from mobile or TV when you feel stressed.
  • Avoid alcohol, smoking, and drugs.
  • If problems continue, don't wait-visit a doctor

Our Special Doctors

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Consultant Psychiatrist
Dr. Piyush Gupta