What is it? Relationship issues refer to ongoing emotional or communication difficulties between partners, family members, or close individuals. They can stem from unresolved conflicts, emotional disconnect, unmet needs, or external stressors and may affect mental health, intimacy, and overall well-being. What causes it? Relationship difficulties often arise from a mix of personal patterns, life stress, and communication breakdowns. Common causes include: Poor conflict resolution or communication skills Emotional neglect, mistrust, or unmet expectations Life transitions like parenthood, financial strain, or illness Personality differences or unaddressed mental health issues Past trauma or unresolved issues from earlier relationships What are the possible symptoms? Signs of relationship strain can vary depending on the nature of the connection, but may include: Frequent arguments or passive-aggressive behaviour Feeling emotionally distant, unappreciated, or unheard Difficulty expressing feelings, needs, or boundaries Resentment, jealousy, or lack of trust Avoidance of meaningful conversations or intimacy What do we do? Relationship issues are addressed by Dr. Prabhojit with insight-oriented, non-judgmental support that helps individuals and couples rebuild connection and clarity. Treatment includes: Detailed Assessment of relationship dynamics and emotional patterns 01 Individual or Couples Therapy to improve communication and conflict resolution 02 Cognitive and Emotional Strategies to address blame, guilt, or defensiveness 03 Support in building empathy, emotional safety, and trust 04 Guidance on setting healthy boundaries and navigating differences constructively 05
What is it? Intellectual Disability (previously called mental retardation) refers to significant limitations in intellectual functioning (reasoning, learning, problem-solving) and adaptive behaviour (daily living skills). It typically appears before the age of 18 and affects a child’s ability to learn and function independently across environments. What causes it? Intellectual disability can be caused by a variety of genetic, developmental, and environmental factors, such as: Genetic conditions like Down syndrome, Fragile X syndrome Complications during pregnancy or birth (e.g., oxygen deprivation, infections) Brain injury or severe illness in early childhood Malnutrition or exposure to toxins during development Unknown causes in some cases, despite thorough testing What are the possible symptoms? The severity may range from mild to profound, and symptoms often include: Delayed developmental milestones (e.g., walking, talking, toilet training) Difficulty understanding instructions or solving problems Trouble with memory, attention, or reasoning Challenges in daily self-care tasks and age-appropriate independence Struggles in school, peer interaction, and adapting to new situations What do we do? IQ-related concerns are addressed by Dr. Prabhojit with a structured, strengths-based, and family-inclusive approach. Treatment includes: Formal IQ testing and developmental assessment to determine the level of functioning 01 Special Education Planning and support for academic and life skills development 02 Therapy sessions (speech, occupational, behavioural) tailored to the child’s needs 03 Parental guidance and community resources to provide consistent care 04 Coordination with schools to provide learning accommodations and structure 05
What is it? Autism is a neurodevelopmental condition that affects how a child communicates, interacts socially, and responds to the world around them. It exists on a spectrum, meaning symptoms and severity vary widely, and often appears in early childhood. Early intervention can make a significant difference in outcomes. What causes it? Autism doesn’t have a single cause. It usually arises from a combination of genetic and environmental influences: Family history of autism or other developmental conditions Differences in brain development and connectivity Genetic mutations or syndromes associated with ASD Pregnancy or birth complications (e.g., low birth weight, infections) Advanced parental age or prenatal exposure to toxins What are the possible symptoms? Autism symptoms can range from mild to significant and may include: Delayed speech or limited language development Difficulty with eye contact, social interaction, or playing with peers Repetitive behaviours like hand-flapping, spinning, or lining up toys Rigid routines or intense focus on specific interests Hypersensitivity or low response to sounds, lights, or touch What do we do? Autism is supported by Dr. Prabhojit with a team-based, structured, and nurturing plan tailored to each child’s needs. Treatment includes: Comprehensive Developmental Assessment and behavioural evaluation 01 Early Intervention Therapies like speech therapy, occupational therapy, and ABA (Applied Behaviour Analysis) 02 Parent Training and Counselling to help understand and support the child’s development 03 Structured Learning and behavioural plans to build communication and social skills 04 Regular Monitoring and collaboration with schools and therapists to ensure consistent progress  05
What is it? ADHD is a neurodevelopmental condition that affects a child’s ability to pay attention, control impulses, and regulate energy levels. It’s more than occasional restlessness or distraction; it can impact learning, social skills, and everyday functioning both at home and in school. What causes it? ADHD is not caused by parenting style or lack of discipline. It arises from biological and neurological factors, including: Genetic predisposition: it often runs in families Differences in brain structure and neurotransmitter activity Premature birth or low birth weight Early exposure to toxins like lead Disrupted early development or trauma What are the possible symptoms? ADHD symptoms are typically present before the age of 12 and may continue into adolescence or adulthood. These include: Difficulty sustaining attention on tasks or activities Frequent fidgeting, restlessness, or talking excessively Impulsivity: blurting out answers, interrupting others, or acting without thinking Trouble organising tasks or following instructions Struggles in school performance, friendships, or behaviour regulation What do we do? ADHD is managed by Dr. Prabhojit with a structured, child-friendly, and holistic approach. Treatment includes: A Comprehensive Evaluation involving parents, teachers, and developmental history 01 Medication (if indicated) to improve attention and reduce hyperactivity 02 Behavioural strategies for attention training and self-regulation 03 Parent guidance to create supportive routines and positive reinforcement systems 04 Coordination with schools to provide learning accommodations and structure 05
What is it? Body image issues refer to persistent dissatisfaction or negative thoughts about one’s physical appearance. It goes beyond occasional insecurity; it can affect self-worth, lead to social withdrawal, and in some cases, contribute to eating disorders or depression. What causes it? Body image concerns develop from a complex mix of societal, psychological, and personal factors, such as: Cultural and media ideals that promote unrealistic beauty standards Negative comments or teasing about appearance, especially during childhood Perfectionistic personality traits or low self-esteem Exposure to filtered images and social media comparisons A history of trauma, bullying, or peer rejection What are the possible symptoms? Symptoms can vary but often include: Constant preoccupation with specific body parts or features Comparing one’s appearance with others and feeling “not good enough” Avoiding mirrors, photographs, or social situations Frequent dieting, over-exercising, or body checking Feelings of shame, distress, or hopelessness related to looks What do we do? Body image issues are addressed by Dr. Prabhojit with compassionate care and psychological insight. Treatment includes: Clinical Assessment to understand the depth and impact of body image concerns 01 Therapy to challenge distorted beliefs and promote self-acceptance 02 Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) to reduce appearance-related anxiety 03 Support in reducing social media triggers and building healthier routines 04 Emotional regulation and confidence-building techniques to support long-term change 05
What is it? Erectile Dysfunction is the persistent difficulty in achieving or maintaining an erection firm enough for sexual activity. It’s not just a physical issue; emotional, psychological, or relational factors can also play a role. ED can impact self-esteem, relationships, and quality of life, but it is treatable with proper care. What causes it? ED can arise from a combination of physical and psychological causes, including: Medical conditions like diabetes, hypertension, or hormonal imbalances Side effects of certain medications or substance use (e.g., alcohol, smoking) Stress, anxiety, or performance pressure Depression or low self-confidence Relationship issues or unresolved emotional distress What are the possible symptoms? ED may present gradually or suddenly, and common symptoms include: Trouble getting or keeping an erection during sexual activity Reduced sexual desire or satisfaction Avoidance of intimacy due to fear of failure Feelings of embarrassment, shame, or frustration Strain in relationships due to sexual dissatisfaction What do we do? Erectile Dysfunction is managed by Dr. Prabhojit with sensitivity, clinical expertise, and a personalised approach. Treatment includes: A Comprehensive Assessment of physical health, emotional well-being, and lifestyle 01 Medications are prescribed only if clinically appropriate 02 Therapy to reduce performance anxiety or address psychological factors 03 Guidance on managing conditions like diabetes, obesity, or blood pressure 04 Support for building emotional intimacy and improving communication with a partner  05
What is it? Premature Ejaculation is a common sexual concern where ejaculation happens sooner than desired during sexual activity, often with little stimulation. It can lead to distress, embarrassment, or relationship issues, but it’s treatable with the right medical and psychological support. What causes it? PE can result from a mix of biological and psychological factors, such as: Performance anxiety or fear of disappointing a partner Stress, guilt, or low self-esteem Relationship difficulties or lack of sexual experience Increased sensitivity or hormonal imbalances Underlying health issues or use of certain medications What are the possible symptoms? The condition may vary in severity, but often includes: Ejaculation occurring within a minute of penetration or before the desired Feeling a lack of control over ejaculation Emotional distress or avoidance of intimacy Reduced sexual satisfaction or confidence Anxiety related to sexual performance What do we do? PE is addressed by Dr. Prabhojit through discreet, professional care that combines medical and psychological treatment. Treatment includes: Detailed Clinical Assessment to rule out medical or hormonal causes 01 Medications if needed, to delay ejaculation safely 02 Therapy to address anxiety, performance pressure, or relationship concerns 03 Behavioural techniques such as the stop-start or squeeze method 04 Lifestyle support including stress management, sleep, and physical health improvements 05
What is it? Cannabis (weed, marijuana) is often perceived as harmless, but frequent use can lead to psychological dependence and, in some cases, physical withdrawal. Long-term or high-dose use can interfere with memory, motivation, emotional stability, and even trigger psychotic symptoms in vulnerable individuals. What causes it? Cannabis dependence develops over time and is influenced by several factors: Regular or early exposure, especially during adolescence Using cannabis to cope with anxiety, boredom, or emotional stress Peer influence and social normalisation of recreational use Lack of structure, poor sleep, or existing mental health issues Vulnerability to addiction due to genetic or psychological factors What are the possible symptoms? Cannabis dependence may not always be recognised early, but common signs include: Craving or feeling the need to use daily or frequently Despite problems at work, school, or in relationships Memory issues, low motivation, or emotional numbness Increased anxiety, mood swings, or paranoia with continued use Irritability, sleep disturbances, and restlessness on stopping What do we do? Cannabis de-addiction is handled by Dr. Prabhojit through a combination of behavioural strategies and psychological support. Treatment includes: Detailed assessment of usage pattern, motivation, and withdrawal symptoms 01 Therapy to understand triggers, emotional needs, and replace the habit 02 Techniques to improve emotional regulation and decision-making 03 Support for sleep, routine, and healthy structure in daily life 04 Medication In some cases, medication may be considered to manage anxiety or withdrawal effects 05
What is it? Nicotine addiction isn’t limited to smoking; many people develop dependence through chewing tobacco, gutkha, snuff, or other smokeless forms. These still contain nicotine and other harmful substances, leading to both physical addiction and serious health risks, including cancers of the mouth and throat. What causes it? Tobacco addiction in non-smoking forms often begins through cultural exposure or stress-related coping, and is reinforced by: Habitual use during breaks, meals, or stressful moments Easy availability and social acceptance in certain settings Cravings driven by nicotine dependence Underestimating the health risks compared to smoking Co-existing mental health conditions like anxiety or depression What are the possible symptoms? Signs of tobacco addiction may include: Cravings or irritability when skipping a dose Using it immediately after waking or at regular intervals Difficulty stopping despite knowing the risks Oral health issues like sores, bleeding gums, or staining Withdrawal symptoms such as anxiety, low mood, or headache What do we do? Tobacco de-addiction is approached by Dr. Prabhojit with a personalised, step-by-step intervention plan. Treatment includes: Assessment of frequency, quantity, and behavioural triggers 01 Nicotine replacement therapies (like gums or patches), if needed 02 Behavioural therapy to break habitual cycles and manage emotional cravings 03 Education about long-term risks and motivation-building support 04 Regular follow-up to track progress, manage withdrawal, and prevent relapse  05
What is it? Smoking addiction, primarily caused by nicotine, is both physical and psychological. Nicotine stimulates brain receptors linked to pleasure and reward, creating a cycle of dependence. Over time, it becomes a compulsive habit that can be hard to break, despite knowing the health risks. What causes it? Nicotine addiction develops quickly and is sustained by a combination of factors such as: Repeated use leading to tolerance and withdrawal symptoms Using smoking as a way to manage stress, boredom, or social pressure Family or peer influence, especially during adolescence Habitual associations, like smoking with coffee, after meals, or during breaks Lack of coping strategies to manage emotional or environmental trigger What are the possible symptoms? Nicotine addiction symptoms may include: Strong, frequent cravings to smoke Irritability, anxiety, or restlessness when trying to quit Smoking even when sick or in restricted areas Difficulty focusing without smoking Relapse after brief attempts to stop What do we do? Smoking cessation is supported by Dr. Prabhojit through a combination of behavioural, pharmacological, and psychological interventions. Treatment includes: Assessment of smoking patterns and readiness to quit 01 Medication or nicotine replacement therapy to reduce cravings and withdrawal 02 Behavioural therapy to break the habit and identify smoking triggers 03 Stress-reduction techniques and lifestyle changes to support long-term success 04 Structured follow-up and relapse prevention planning 05