My Journey to Becoming a Psychiatrist
A lot of people assume I only see children. Here's my training path, and why I actually see adults, children, and the elderly.
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Practical, evidence-based articles on psychiatric and psychological topics — written for patients and families in Georgetown and beyond.
A lot of people assume I only see children. Here's my training path, and why I actually see adults, children, and the elderly.
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Common reasons behind poor sleep, simple tips that can help, and when trouble sleeping is worth seeing a doctor about.
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How to tell the difference between everyday stress and an anxiety disorder, and what treatment can actually look like.
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How depression differs from ordinary sadness, what a proper evaluation involves, and when it's time to reach out for support.
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What OCD really involves, common signs beyond just liking things tidy, and how it's treated.
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How bipolar disorder differs from ordinary mood swings, the different mood episodes, and what treatment involves.
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Simple signs of autism in toddlers and young children, how a diagnosis actually works, and what support can look like.
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How to recognise the early signs of ADHD in children, what a proper assessment involves, and when it's time to seek professional help.
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Understanding the difference between school refusal and truancy, common causes, and practical steps parents can take.
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How to know if you're just exhausted from a busy week, or dealing with real burnout — and what to do about it.
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How to tell the difference between normal ageing and early dementia, and what steps to take if you're concerned about a loved one.
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