Dr Vishakh Birdar
Dr Vishakh Birdar

Reg. No.: kmc 127041

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MD Psychiatry

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4 years of experience

Dr Vishakh is a consultant psychiatrist based in Bengaluru with over 6 years of experience and specialised training in child and adolescent Psychiatry from St John’s medical college, Bengaluru. He works with children, adolescents, young adults and adults facing concerns such as anxiety, depression, autism, ocd, emotional and behavioural difficulties, sleep problems, addiction and other mental health concerns. He is trained in cognitive behavioural therapy, parent management training and behavioural interventions. His approach is warm, evidence based and personalised and takes time to understand the client’s symptoms, development, relationships, and environment before planning the treatment . for children and adolescents he works closely with families to support meaningful, lasting change. For adults he focuses on understanding their individual experiences and helping them develop practical stratergies for recovery and long term well being
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Concerns I can help with

QuoteI have difficulty in focusing and sustaining attention
QuoteI find it difficult to sleep
QuoteI keep over thinking
QuoteI don't have motivation to do anything
Quotemy heart beats faster and I feel uneasiness
QuoteI feel like ending my life
Quotemy child doesn't listen to me and always fights with me
Quotemy child is not good in academics
QuoteI can't stop my addictions
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I offer psychiatry for

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Anxiety disorders
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Stress management
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Overthinking
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Sleep disorders
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Child Specialist
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Eating disorders
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Adult Autism
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Parenting concerns
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Academic concerns
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I Specialise in

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Cognitive Behaviour Therapy

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Family Systems Therapy

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Mindfulness

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Supportive Therapy

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Languages I speak

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English

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Hindi

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Kannada

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My Affiliations

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Consultant Psychiatrist at Amaha from Sep 2026 to present

FAQs

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Why did you choose to become a therapist?

Mental health is not taken seriously. There is a stigmatisation of mental health illnesses which I want to contribute in changing. I like interacting with people. i feel it very easy to connect with anybody on the earth. Not being in a good state of mental health affects the productivity, personal life, basically quality of life. If I fix this than I am making a huge impact in his/her life.

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