Every thread carries a story

Niharika's training brought academic rigour and close attention to the consulting room.

Residency shifted her focus from performing well on paper to understanding what careful care asks of a clinician.

She connects especially with women carrying difficult relationships and life transitions, and with families trying to make room for more than one person's needs.

Her work brings together psychiatric assessment, relationship and family care, and an interest in neuromodulation. The aim is not to use every available option. It is to discuss the options that may fit, with their limits made clear.

Wilfred grew up in Ajara, Maharashtra.

His own experience of attention difficulties, being labelled lazy, and later struggling with mood, relationships, and addiction made psychiatry personal before it became professional.

During residency, research and clinical training gave those experiences a clearer frame. They also showed him how easily people fall through gaps when care is rushed or poorly explained.

That history informs his work in education, digital support, and supervised care. It does not replace training or oversight. His role remains explicitly supervised by the practice's consultant psychiatrist.