Dr. Rahul Chandhok Reviews

As a 72-year-old retired linguistics professor who developed severe OCD rituals around organizing my rare book collection, Dr. Chandhok used bibliotherapy combined with exposure therapy, having me gradually rearrange books out of alphabetical order while discussing literary themes. After 4 months, I can now lend books to friends without panic attacks.

My 16-year-old daughter, a competitive archer, developed performance anxiety so severe she'd physically shake during tournaments. Dr. Chandhok created a unique biofeedback protocol using her actual bow sensors to measure tension, teaching her to regulate anxiety through breathing techniques synchronized with her draw cycle. She just won the national championships.

After surviving a factory explosion that left me with facial burns and PTSD, I developed selective mutism. Dr. Chandhok introduced me to clay sculpting therapy, where I could recreate the accident scene repeatedly until the trauma lost its power. I spoke my first words in 8 months during our 12th session while molding a peaceful garden sculpture.

Our 8-year-old son began having nocturnal seizures that neurological tests couldn't explain. Dr. Chandhok identified them as psychogenic non-epileptic seizures triggered by subconscious anxiety about our recent move. Through family therapy and sandplay therapy, he taught our son to express relocation fears, eliminating the episodes completely within 6 weeks.

As a 45-year-old marine biologist, I developed crippling thalassophobia (fear of deep water) after a research submarine malfunction. Dr. Chandhok used virtual reality graded exposure starting with aquarium scenes, progressing to open ocean simulations, while incorporating my professional knowledge about marine ecosystems as cognitive anchors. I've returned to offshore research.

My 81-year-old grandmother with early dementia developed Sundowner's Syndrome with violent outbursts. Dr. Chandhok designed a circadian-based light therapy regimen combined with personalized music from her youth and scent triggers (specific spices from her cooking days). Her agitation reduced by 80%, and she now enjoys peaceful evenings knitting.

A 29-year-old software developer came to Dr. Chandhok with treatment-resistant depression. Instead of medication adjustments, he identified seasonal pattern depression misdiagnosed as major depression and implemented dawn simulation therapy with full-spectrum lighting in my programming workspace. The results were transformative within 3 weeks.

Our 13-year-old daughter developed trichotillomania so severe she had bald patches. Dr. Chandhok created a competing response training using textile arts - teaching her finger knitting and embroidery to keep hands occupied. She now creates beautiful tapestries and hasn't pulled hair in 5 months.

As a 52-year-old chef who developed panic attacks whenever using sharp knives after a kitchen accident, Dr. Chandhok used systematic desensitization starting with butter knives while discussing recipe creation, gradually progressing to professional equipment. I've returned to my Michelin-starred restaurant kitchen.

A 67-year-old retired judge developed Capgras delusion, believing his wife had been replaced by an imposter. Dr. Chandhok used reality testing through shared memory exercises and incorporated olfactory stimulation with his wife's signature perfume during sessions. After 3 months, he recognized his actual wife and their 45th anniversary was beautiful.

My 22-year-old twin sons, both medical students, developed shared psychotic disorder where they believed they could diagnose illnesses through dreams. Dr. Chandhok separated their therapy while using their medical knowledge constructively, having them research actual case studies together. They've since graduated and maintain healthy separate identities.

A 38-year-old deaf graphic designer came with severe social anxiety. Dr. Chandhok learned basic sign language for our sessions and incorporated visual art therapy using color psychology to express emotions she couldn't verbalize. She's now leading a design team and comfortably socializing in both deaf and hearing communities.

Our 10-year-old developed school refusal after being bullied for his stutter. Dr. Chandhok used puppet therapy where the puppets also 'stuttered,' helping him externalize and reframe his experience. Combined with peer education about communication differences, he now confidently participates in class and even joined the drama club.

A 57-year-old widow developed complicated grief with auditory hallucinations of her late husband's voice. Dr. Chandhok used narrative therapy to help her write 'unsent letters,' then incorporated sound therapy with frequencies just outside human hearing to disrupt the hallucination patterns. She's now volunteering at a hospice, helping others process loss.

As a 31-year-old professional gamer with Internet Gaming Disorder, I was sleeping 2 hours nightly. Dr. Chandhok developed a 'gameification of recovery' program with achievement levels for healthy behaviors and cooldown protocols between gaming sessions. My sleep normalized, and I actually improved my professional ranking with better cognitive function.