Repose Clinic
Depression Treatment in Mohali & Online Across India
Depression is more than low mood — it is a persistent, treatable medical condition that affects how you feel, think, sleep and function. With the right assessment and care, most people recover. Dr Pragya Sharma offers confidential depression treatment in person in Mohali and online across India.
Signs you might notice
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Low or flat mood for most of the day, most days
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Loss of interest in things you used to enjoy
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Changes in sleep or appetite
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Tiredness and low energy
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Difficulty concentrating or making decisions
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Feelings of guilt or worthlessness
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In some cases, thoughts that life is not worth living
When to seek help
If these have lasted more than two weeks, or are affecting your work, studies or relationships, it is worth speaking to a psychiatrist. You do not need to wait until things feel unbearable.
How treatment works
Care begins with a proper assessment — understanding your history, symptoms and circumstances — followed by a clear explanation of what is going on. Your plan may include talking therapy, medication where appropriate, and practical steps, with regular review to adjust as you improve. Nothing is decided without discussing it with you first.
Booking
Book a confidential consultation — in person in Mohali, or online from anywhere in India.
FAQs
Can depression be treated without medication?
Sometimes, yes. Mild depression may respond to talking therapy and lifestyle changes alone. Moderate to severe depression often benefits from medication alongside therapy. The right approach is decided together, based on your assessment.
How long does depression treatment take?
It varies. Many people begin to notice change within a few weeks of starting treatment, though a full course is usually longer. Your progress is reviewed regularly and the plan adjusted to suit you.
If you are in crisis or thinking about harming yourself, please contact Tele MANAS on 14416, or call 112, or go to your nearest emergency department. This page is not a substitute for emergency care.