Dr. Anand Jayaraman Reviews

A 72-year-old retired librarian, Mrs. Iyer, presented with severe anxiety about leaving her home after a minor fall. Dr. Jayaraman used gradual exposure therapy combined with family-assisted outings. Over 8 months, she progressed from sitting in her garden to visiting the local temple independently.

Kiran, a 19-year-old engineering student from a low-income family, developed acute psychosis during exams. With no family history of mental illness, Dr. Jayaraman initiated antipsychotics while coordinating with college authorities for academic support. Full remission occurred within 3 months with continued outpatient care.

A 45-year-old corporate executive, Mr. Sharma, sought help for treatment-resistant depression after multiple medication trials failed. Dr. Jayaraman recommended transcranial magnetic stimulation

8-year-old Rohan from an affluent family presented with selective mutism at school. Dr. Jayaraman worked with teachers and parents using play therapy and behavioral techniques. The child began speaking in class within 4 months and maintained progress through follow-up sessions.

A 60-year-old widow, Mrs. Gupta, developed complicated grief after losing her husband and son in a road accident. Dr. Jayaraman employed grief counseling combined with mindfulness practices. After 12 months, she started volunteering at an orphanage, finding purpose in helping others.

27-year-old software developer Aarav presented with severe OCD symptoms affecting his work. Dr. Jayaraman implemented ERP therapy with digital monitoring through a dedicated app. Significant improvement was noted within 16 weeks, allowing him to resume his projects effectively.

A 35-year-old single mother, Priya, struggled with postpartum psychosis. Dr. Jayaraman arranged inpatient care while coordinating temporary childcare through social services. With antipsychotic treatment and family therapy, she achieved stability within 2 months and maintained recovery with community support.

16-year-old Ananya from a conservative family developed an eating disorder. Dr. Jayaraman conducted family sessions to address cultural misconceptions about body image while providing nutritional counseling. Over 9 months, she achieved healthy weight restoration and improved family dynamics.

A 52-year-old factory worker, Mr. Kumar, presented with alcohol dependence and depression. Dr. Jayaraman combined medication-assisted treatment with vocational rehabilitation counseling. After 6 months of treatment, he maintained sobriety and secured a better-position at work.

31-year-old Nisha experienced dissociative episodes following a traumatic event. Dr. Jayaraman used trauma-focused CBT and grounding techniques. Through 8 months of therapy, she gained control over dissociative symptoms and developed healthy coping mechanisms.

A 68-year-old retired professor, Dr. Menon, developed late-onset bipolar disorder. Dr. Jayaraman carefully balanced mood stabilizers considering his other medical conditions. Family education sessions helped his wife recognize early warning signs, preventing hospitalization through timely intervention.

22-year-old college student Vikram presented with social anxiety so severe he had dropped out. Dr. Jayaraman implemented group therapy sessions combined with social skills training. After 5 months, he re-enrolled in college and joined a student club.

A 40-year-old transgender individual, Maya, sought help for gender dysphoria and depression. Dr. Jayaraman provided affirming care while coordinating with endocrinology for hormone therapy. Mental health improvements were significant within 4 months of comprehensive care.

11-year-old Diya exhibited school refusal behavior after bullying incidents. Dr. Jayaraman worked with school authorities to implement anti-bullying measures while using cognitive-behavioral play therapy. She returned to school full-time within 3 months with continued peer support.