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Dr. Kashish Singhal sees people at her clinic in Amritsar and on video anywhere in India. Unhurried, in English, Hindi, Punjabi or Telugu.

What brings people here

Most people don’t arrive with a diagnosis. They arrive with a sentence. Tap the one that sounds most like you.

You don’t need a name for it before you come in. Working out what it is, and what it isn’t, is the first job.

How a first visit goes

30 minutes, at the clinic or on video. Every conversation finds its own shape, but this is the usual one.

  1. First

    You talk. She mostly listens.

    Start wherever is easiest. There's no form to fill, no right order, and no rush to get to the point.

  2. Then

    The rest of your life comes in.

    Sleep, work, family, what changed and when. The context usually explains more than the symptom.

  3. Next

    What she thinks is going on.

    In plain words, with her reasoning. What it is, what it isn't, and what would help to know.

  4. Last

    Options, including “not yet”.

    Medication only when it's genuinely useful. Sometimes the plan is sleep, structure and a follow-up in two weeks. Either way, you leave knowing what happens next.

Dr. Kashish Singhal at her desk in the clinic, smiling

Dr. Kashish Singhal

MBBS, MD Psychiatry. Psychiatrist, Amritsar.

Seeking help can feel daunting, so my first priority is a safe, judgment-free space. I'm here to genuinely listen, not just prescribe.

Together we'll look at how your sleep, lifestyle and relationships shape how you feel, and care for the whole of you, so you can feel like yourself again.

  • Gold medalDr. M.V. Gopal Memorial Gold Medal for topping MD Psychiatry, Dr. NTR University of Health Sciences, 2025
  • Trained at
    • Institute of Mental Health, Amritsar
    • GSL Medical College, Rajahmundry
    • NIMHANS, Bangalore
    • Government Medical College, Amritsar
  • Has worked at
    • Institute of Mental Health, Amritsar
    • Sankalp De-Addiction Treatment Centre
    • GSL General Hospital, Rajahmundry
    • Miglani Child Surgery Hospital, Amritsar
    • Guru Nanak Dev Hospital, Amritsar
  • Member of
    • Indian Psychiatric Society
    • Indian Medical Association
  • LanguagesEnglish, हिन्दी, ਪੰਜਾਬੀ, తెలుగు
  • RegistrationPMC 53201

Two ways to meet

The same care either way. Choose whichever is easier for you.

At the clinic, in Amritsar

Length
30 minutes
When
Mon–Fri, 6pm–8pm
Where
T-4/1345, Old Lakkar Mandi, opposite Singhania Hospital
Prescriptions
Given to you at the end of the visit, where appropriate
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On video, from anywhere in India

Length
30 minutes
When
Mon–Thu, 11am–8pm; Fri, 5pm–8pm
Where
A private Google Meet link, sent with your confirmation
Prescriptions
Sent to you after the consultation, where appropriate

Find a time

Pick a day and a time. You pay when you book, and the time is held for you while you do.

Online booking opens soon. These are the clinic’s regular hours; until then, please call +91 70090 28600 or message on WhatsApp to book.

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Choose a day and a time.

Questions people ask first

Yes. Your records and what you say stay confidential, as the Mental Healthcare Act, 2017 requires. The rare exceptions, such as a serious risk to your safety, are explained at your first visit, before anything else.

No. You can book directly, for yourself or for someone in your family.

Not necessarily. Medication is one option among several, and any decision about it is made with you, with the reasons laid out. Nothing is prescribed in a hurry.

Any past prescriptions or reports, and a list of the medicines you take now. For a video consultation, a quiet room where you won't be overheard.

Yes. Bring whoever makes it easier. Part of the conversation may still be just the two of you, and that is normal.

At a glance

Psychiatrist
Dr. Kashish Singhal, MBBS, MD Psychiatry. Dr. M.V. Gopal Memorial Gold Medal for topping MD Psychiatry, Dr. NTR University of Health Sciences, 2025.
Help with
At the clinic
T-4/1345, Old Lakkar Mandi, opposite Singhania Hospital, Amritsar, Punjab 143001. Mon–Fri, 6pm–8pm.
On video
Anywhere in India, on Google Meet. Mon–Thu, 11am–8pm; Fri, 5pm–8pm.
Fee
₹500 for 30 minutes, at the clinic or on video.
Languages
English, Hindi, Punjabi, Telugu
Book
Call or WhatsApp +91 70090 28600. No referral needed.

If today is bad

Please don’t wait for an appointment. Tele-MANAS is a free, government-run helpline, open all day and night. If you’re in immediate danger, it’s best to visit the nearest emergency department.

Call 14416