Best OCD Treatment in Bangalore

Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is a disorder in which a person experiences intrusive and recurring thoughts (obsessions), engages in repetitive behaviors (compulsions), or both. People with OCD have time-consuming symptoms that can cause significant distress or interfere with daily life.

National Mental Health Survey estimates that almost 1 crore people in India are currently suffering with OCD. And what makes the scenario worse is that only about 40-60% of these people will receive help with the standard treatment protocols available.

These symptoms, even when mild can take up at least an hour each day and significantly affect your day-to-day activities.

Obsessions or compulsions might affect your ability to pay attention at school or complete tasks at work. They can lead to social withdrawal and affect personal relationships.

What causes OCD?

If you have a close family member with OCD, you have a higher chance of also having the condition.

Irregular development and impairment in certain areas of the brain as well as how your brain responds to serotonin might play a role in causing OCD.

Treatment

Medication and therapy are the first-line treatments for OCD.

For those who have tried these treatments and haven’t experienced benefit, TMS is a good alternative.

Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation, or rTMS has been shown to safely and effectively alleviate the symptoms of obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD)via application of magnetic field to the areas of the brain implicated.

As a noninvasive procedure, TMS is a well-tolerated treatment that has minimal side effects. It does not require a significant recovery period, and can easily be integrated into a patient’s day-to-day schedule.

TMS Therapy for OCD in Bangalore

If you are experiencing Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) or other mental health condition, please contact us right now and we will help get you started on the road to recovery.

Services

If you're looking for TMS treatment in Bangalore, we offer TMS under the supervision of our expert team.

Meet Our Experts
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Dr. Syeda Quadri is a board certified consultant psychiatrist in USA. After completing her MBBS from Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Medical College in Bangalore she completed her MRCPscyh in the UK and residency in General Adult Psychiatry in the USA. She has several years of experience in managing various mental health disorders including depression, bipolar disorder, anxiety disorders, OCD, PTSD, ADHD and addictions.

Dr. B Ooha Susmita graduated from the prestigious Armed Forces Medical College in 2015 and went on to specialise in psychiatry from NTR University of Health Sciences. She has been working in the field of mental health for the past 7 years and has single-handedly managed more than 1000 patients, in inpatient and outpatient settings. Her areas of special interest include depressive and bipolar disorders, addiction management, schizophrenia, sexual medicine, gender dysphoria, ADHD and behavioral challenges.

Syeda Aaliya With 2 years of experience working as a psychologist in the United Kingdom, Ms.Aaliya has played a critical role in cultivating a profound empathy and kindness in her, for those grappling with psychological difficulties. Aaliya was introduced to the realm of psychology by an intense curiosity about the intricacies of the human mind and the complexities of mental health

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Reviews of people sharing their experiences.

I had been suffering from depression for years before getting TMS treatment. I had tried several antidepressants in the past. I had to keep changing medications because either they weren’t working or due to side-effects. In the bargain, this took a toll on my personal and professional life.

I decided to try Tms after losing hope with my depression. I am glad I made the decision to undergo TMS treatment. I was able to gain back happiness that I have yearned for. Tms has been life changing for me.

Pritam Mishra

I didn't know what was wrong with me until my doctor told me I was depressed. But, I was planning to get pregnant at that time and didn't want to use any medicines. That was when I found out about TMS Mindspace. Under their care, with regular TMS, I started feeling better. Dr. Ooha was very understanding of my situation and accommodated my sessions into my daily schedule.

Thanks to them, I was able to pursue my plans with no interference from my treatment and my mental health has never been better than it is now.

Niharika

I suffered with OCD all my life. With the help of TMS Mindspace, I have been able to reclaim my life, reignite my relationships and grow in my career without my obsessions intruding into them. My family is most relieved and I'm finally able to enjoy my life.

Samuel

Pritam Mishra

Thanks to them, I was able to pursue my plans with no interference from my treatment and my mental health has never been better than it is now.

Niharika

Samuel

Begin your TMS treatments and see how we can help with your mental health.

Facts about depression

Over 57 million people are estimated to be affected by depression in India.
(Source: WHO)
Around 4.5% of India’s population is afflicted by depression.
(Source: WHO)
More than 42.5% of corporate employees suffer from depression in India.
(Source: ASSOCHAM)
1 in 5 people need counselling, either psychological or psychiatric, the government estimates.
3 of every 100 urban residents are estimated to be depressed.
Between 2005 - 2015, the number of people living with depression increased by 18.4%.
(Source: WHO)
Depression is largely preventable and treatable.
(Source: WHO)
The stigma and treatment gap associated with depression in India is huge.
(Source: WHO)
There are only 0.07 psychiatrists per 100,000 people.
(Source: WHO)

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Facts about depression

Over 57 million people are estimated to be affected by depression in India.
(Source: WHO)
Around 4.5% of India’s population is afflicted by depression.
(Source: WHO)
More than 42.5% of corporate employees suffer from depression in India.
(Source: ASSOCHAM)
1 in 5 people need counselling, either psychological or psychiatric, the government estimates.
3 of every 100 urban residents are estimated to be depressed.
Between 2005 - 2015, the number of people living with depression increased by 18.4%.
(Source: WHO)
Depression is largely preventable and treatable.
(Source: WHO)
The stigma and treatment gap associated with depression in India is huge.
(Source: WHO)
There are only 0.07 psychiatrists per 100,000 people.
(Source: WHO)