The best addiction treatment is one that is catered to your unique needs and experiences.

At Sukoon’s psychiatric hospitals and recovery centres, we have a team of professionals who understand your concerns and chart out a personalised plan towards your treatment.

• Our Psychiatrists are trained doctors with an MD in Psychiatry. They prescribe medication and use it as a form of treatment, whereas a clinical psychologist or a psychologist can’t.

• We have a dedicated team of Clinical Psychologists, specialising in clinical psychology, who conduct psychological testing (psychometry), psychotherapy and mental health counselling to help treat emotional and mental disorders with behavioural changes. All our clinical psychologists are registered with the Rehabilitation Council of India.

• A psychologist or therapist is someone with a college degree in psychology. They focus on individuals with fewer concerns.

You can easily book an in-person or online appointment with Sukoon Health psychiatrists or psychologists near you and start your healing journey today.

The rehabilitation centre in Delhi is designed to help you manage your addiction and improve your mental health under the guidance of professional psychologists. We recommend rehabilitation if you:

• Cannot stop using alcohol or other psychoactive substances in harmful ways

• Have tried outpatient treatment (therapy, medication and support), and it hasn’t improved your condition

• Need to make a major change in your treatment or medication under the close supervision of the doctor.

Supporting someone dealing with addiction involves showing understanding, empathy, and encouragement. Encourage open communication and express your concern for their well-being. Offer to assist them in seeking professional help, such as counselling or rehab, and provide emotional support throughout their recovery journey. Educate yourself about addiction and encourage them to maintain a healthy lifestyle. Ultimately, their willingness and commitment to recovery are crucial.

Habit formation in the context of drug use refers to the process where repeated consumption of a substance creates a psychological and physical dependency. Initially, drug use is voluntary, but over time, the brain changes, reinforcing the desire for the substance. This can lead to cravings, withdrawal symptoms, and a compulsive need to continue using, even if aware of the harm. Habit formation involves complex neurological and behavioural changes that contribute to addiction.