Greater Kailash II, New Delhi · Mon–Sat, by appointment
Call +91 92688 80303 | WhatsApp
Greater Kailash II, New Delhi · Mon–Sat, by appointment
Call +91 92688 80303 | WhatsApp
Comfort Corner Clinic in Greater Kailash II offers unhurried psychiatric consultation for adults, adolescents and the elderly. Thirteen years of practice, trained at the Central Institute of Psychiatry, Ranchi, and Senior Consultant at Max Super Speciality Hospital, Saket.
Years in practice
DPM, Psychiatry
Senior Consultant
Adult psychiatry / Neuropsychiatry / Geriatric psychiatry / De-addiction / Child & adolescent / Video consultation
Most people who reach this page have been managing something for a long time — months of poor sleep, a low mood that will not lift, panic that arrives without warning, a parent whose memory is slipping, or a family member drinking more than they admit. Deciding to see a psychiatrist is usually the hardest step. The consultation itself is ordinary and practical.
Dr. Syed Danish Ahmed is a psychiatrist, neuropsychiatrist, geriatric psychiatrist and addiction psychiatrist practising in Delhi for over thirteen years. He completed his MBBS at Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Bangalore, and his DPM in psychiatry at the Central Institute of Psychiatry, Ranchi. He is Senior Consultant in Mental Health and Behavioural Sciences at Max Super Speciality Hospital, Saket, and consults privately at Comfort Corner Clinic in Greater Kailash II.
The clinic treats the full range of psychiatric conditions in adults and adolescents — anxiety and panic, depression, bipolar disorder, OCD, schizophrenia and psychosis, insomnia, ADHD, autism, personality and eating disorders, sexual health concerns, dementia and delirium, and alcohol, tobacco and substance dependence.
There is no threshold of suffering you must cross first. If any of the following has lasted more than two weeks and is affecting work, study, sleep or relationships, an assessment is worth booking.
Difficulty falling asleep, waking at 3 am, or sleeping far more than usual for several weeks.
Persistent sadness, irritability or emptiness, often with loss of interest in things you used to enjoy.
Racing heart, breathlessness, tightness in the chest or repeated visits to physicians with no cause found.
Concentration, memory and decision-making become effortful; deadlines and attendance start to suffer.
Alcohol, tobacco, cannabis or prescription medicines being used more often, or to cope.
Withdrawal, unusual suspicion, forgetfulness in an elderly parent, or a young person’s behaviour changing sharply.
Assessment and treatment for anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, OCD, psychosis and stress-related illness.
Psychiatric symptoms arising from brain conditions — epilepsy, head injury, stroke, Parkinson’s disease.
Dementia, delirium, late-life depression and sleep problems, with guidance for the family caring at home.
Alcohol, tobacco, cannabis and opioid dependence — detoxification planning, craving control and relapse prevention.
ADHD, autism, learning difficulty, exam stress and behaviour problems, with school and parent guidance.
Review of an existing diagnosis or prescription, in person or over a scheduled video consultation.
Every consultation starts with a full history — sleep, mood, work, relationships, medical background — before any diagnosis or prescription.
Worry, restlessness, panic attacks
Low mood, loss of interest, fatigue
Mood swings, mania, relapse care
Insomnia, disturbed sleep cycles
Alcohol, tobacco, substance de-addiction
Memory, confusion, elderly care
Attention and concentration difficulties
Assessment and family guidance
Behaviour problems, learning difficulty
Long-standing patterns of distress
Appetite, body image, weight concerns
Sexual and relationship difficulties
Psychiatrist, neuropsychiatrist, geriatric psychiatrist and addiction psychiatrist. He trained at the Central Institute of Psychiatry, Ranchi — one of India’s oldest and most respected psychiatric institutions — and has practised in Delhi for more than a decade.
His approach is conservative with medication, thorough with history, and direct in explanation. Patients are told what the diagnosis means, what each option does, and what to expect week by week.
Forty to sixty minutes of history — symptoms, sleep, work, family, past treatment and medical background.
You are told what is happening and why, in plain language, with the reasoning behind each option.
Doses and plans are reviewed at every visit. The clinic desk is reachable between visits.
Greater Kailash Part 2, New Delhi
Mon – Sat · 10–12 and 5–7
Video consultation on request
Saket (East Wing), Press Enclave Road, New Delhi
Mon – Sat · 10–12 and 5–7
Mental Health & Behavioural Sciences
In-clinic and video consultations available.
Mon – Sat · 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Mon – Sat · 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM
Sunday · On request
Consultation fee — on request
Confidential. Your first call is with the clinic desk, not a call centre.
No. You can call the clinic directly and book a consultation. If you have been seen elsewhere, bring your earlier prescriptions and reports.
Not necessarily. Some conditions are managed with therapy, sleep and lifestyle work alone. Where medication helps, the reasoning and side effects are explained before you decide.
Yes. Consultations are confidential. Information is shared with family or an employer only with your consent, except where there is risk to life.
Video consultations are available on request and suit follow-ups, reviews and second opinions. A first assessment is usually better in person.
A psychiatrist is a medical doctor who can diagnose, prescribe medication and treat the physical aspects of mental illness. A psychologist provides psychotherapy and testing.
It depends on the condition. Sleep and anxiety often improve within weeks; mood disorders take longer. A realistic timeline is given at the first visit.
Most are not. A small group, mainly sleep and anxiety medicines, can cause dependence if used long term, which is why they are prescribed for defined periods and tapered.
Yes. Geriatric psychiatry is a core area of the practice — dementia, delirium, late-life depression and behavioural changes, with guidance for home care.
Greater Kailash II is well connected by the Magenta and Violet lines, with parking on site.
Share a few details and the clinic will call you back with the next available slot, usually the same day.
