De-Addiction Counselling in South Delhi

Yes. This is outpatient de-addiction counselling — you keep living at home, keep working, and come in for a 50-minute session online or at our Green Park clinic. There is no admission, no residential stay and no locked facility. Where medical detoxification or medication is genuinely needed, we refer to associated psychiatrists and therapy runs alongside that.

A 50-minute session with Jasar Khan is ₹2,500 online and ₹3,000 in person at our Green Park clinic in South Delhi. With Muskan Bishnoi it is ₹1,400 online and ₹1,800 in person. No package is required — you can book one session at a time, and you can pay by cash or UPI at the clinic.

Start with Jasar if the alcohol, drug or habit itself is the main problem — you have tried to stop and it has not held, you are dependent, or it has been going on for years. De-addiction is his specialty. Start with Muskan if the use seems tied to anxiety, low mood, trauma or sleep, or if you are not sure yet whether it is an addiction. Both are RCI-licensed clinical psychologists, and either will tell you if the other is the better fit. If you are unsure, message us and we will suggest one.

Stopping suddenly can be medically dangerous with alcohol, benzodiazepines and some other substances, and withdrawal in those cases needs medical supervision. Tell us at your first session and we will arrange a psychiatric referral. Counselling then runs alongside that medical care rather than in place of it.

Mainly Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Motivational Enhancement Therapy (MET) and structured relapse prevention. Where the pattern is tied to trauma or long-standing relationship difficulties, Jasar also draws on mentalization-based and psychoanalytic work. Muskan works with CBT alongside DBT and ACT skills. The mix is decided with you in the first two or three sessions.

Both. Alongside alcohol, cannabis, nicotine, opioids and prescription misuse, we work with gaming addiction, mobile phone and screen addiction, social media use, gambling and betting apps, and pornography or compulsive sexual behaviour.

Masturbation itself is normal and is not a disorder. What clinicians assess is whether a sexual behaviour has become compulsive — whether it is costing you sleep, work, money or intimacy, whether attempts to cut back keep failing, and whether it continues despite consequences. That pattern is recognised in ICD-11 as compulsive sexual behaviour disorder, and it responds well to counselling. If shame is the main thing you are carrying, that is worth bringing to a session too.

Yes, and families often come first. A session can focus on how to raise it without starting a fight, which responses tend to make things worse, what to do about money, and how to hold your own life together meanwhile. We cannot discuss another adult's treatment without their consent, but we can work with you.

Sessions are confidential. Nothing is shared with family, employers or anyone else without your consent, other than in the narrow situations where a clinician is legally or ethically required to act on a serious risk to life. There is no admission record and no certificate issued to anyone.

For many people yes — it removes the travel, keeps sessions consistent week to week, and is more private. In-person sessions at Green Park can suit people who want a room away from the environment where the use happens, or who find it easier to speak face to face. You can also mix the two.