Online Psychiatry — Dr. Pooja Hazare, MD
Online psychiatry for adults across India.
Consult Dr. Pooja Hazare, MD (Psychiatry), for depression, anxiety, OCD, addiction, and other mental-health concerns—in English, हिंदी, or मराठी.
English · हिंदी · मराठी · For patients across India · Online
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At a glance
Qualification
MD Psychiatry
Languages
English · Hindi · Marathi
Service area
Adults located in India
Consultation
30 min · New ₹750–₹2,000 · Follow-up ₹500–₹1,000
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Core specialties
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Languages spoken
India
Online consultations
MD
Board-trained psychiatrist
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Consultations
Where care begins.
Where I focus most — and the wider list of psychiatric concerns where a careful conversation can clarify what's next.
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Addiction
Alcohol, tobacco, or other substances. A respectful, non-judgmental conversation — for patients and families.
Core focus
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Depression
When low mood, exhaustion, or loss of interest is shaping your days. Care that takes the experience seriously.
Core focus
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Postpartum depression
Sensitive psychiatric care for the depression, anxiety, and overwhelm that can follow childbirth. For mothers — and the partners supporting them.
Core focus
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Anxiety
Persistent worry, panic, restlessness, overthinking. Help slowing the noise down.
Core focus
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OCD
Intrusive thoughts, rituals, and the quiet exhaustion they bring. Care that respects the difficulty.
Core focus
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Bipolar disorder
Mood and energy that won't stay still. Careful psychiatric review and steady follow-up.
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Schizophrenia & psychosis
Unusual experiences, confusion, suspiciousness. Support-oriented psychiatric assessment.
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Family guidance
When a family member is unwell — what's happening, what to do, how to support without losing yourself.
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Follow-up
Continued review of progress, symptom changes, and next-step planning.
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For working professionals
A private online space, on your schedule.
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Second opinion
A considered review when you want more clarity about a diagnosis or treatment direction.
Explore
Start with what feels most relevant.
Choose a language or concern to find clear, practical information before deciding whether to book.
Access & language
Common concerns
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Depression
Low mood, reduced interest, exhaustion, sleep changes and loss of hope.
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Anxiety & panic
Persistent worry, overthinking, panic episodes and physical symptoms.
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OCD & intrusive thoughts
Unwanted thoughts, checking, rituals, reassurance seeking and avoidance.
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Alcohol & addiction
A respectful look at substance use, control, consequences and withdrawal risk.
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Postpartum mental health
Mood, anxiety, sleep and frightening thoughts following childbirth.
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I see psychiatry as a quiet, careful conversation — not a clinical transaction.
— Dr. Pooja Hazare
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About the doctor
Quiet, careful, patient-led.
I trained in psychiatry at Dr. Panjabrao Deshmukh Memorial Medical College, Amravati, finishing my MD in 2025.
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y training spans inpatient and outpatient psychiatry, emergency assessment, and the full range of mood, anxiety, psychotic, and substance-use disorders. It includes hands-on experience with ECT, rTMS for depression and OCD, and research alongside teams at NIMHANS.
What you can expect: clear explanations, dignified conversation, and a careful focus on what comes next.
Credentials
Trained
Dr. Panjabrao Deshmukh Memorial Medical College
Languages
English / Hindi / Marathi
Specialties
Depression, Anxiety, OCD, Addiction
Approach
Confidential, patient-led, online
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Why patients choose this
Care designed around comfort.
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Respectful conversation
Sensitive topics, discussed without judgment.
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A clear next step
You'll leave with understanding, not more confusion.
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Private and online
Easier when distance, stigma, or time make in-person hard.
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Family-aware
When the people around you need clarity too.
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Three languages
Speak in whichever feels most natural.
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Common & serious concerns
From anxiety to psychosis — care begins the same way: a careful conversation.
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How it works
Four steps to join
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Book a time
Pick a slot that works. The booking page is plain and direct.
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Choose your language
English, Hindi, or Marathi — whichever helps you speak freely.
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Join the call
A private room, video or audio, on time.
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Leave with a plan
Symptoms heard, questions answered, next steps clear.
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Your first consultation
What happens during your first consultation?
The first appointment is a structured, unhurried conversation designed to understand what you have been experiencing and what kind of support may be appropriate.
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Understand your concerns
You can describe what has changed, how long it has been happening, and how it is affecting daily life.
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Review relevant history
Symptoms, medical history, previous treatment, current medicines, sleep, substance use, and relevant family history may be discussed.
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Clarify possible explanations
Dr. Hazare will explain the clinical possibilities being considered and answer questions in clear language.
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Discuss suitable options
Depending on the assessment, options may include counselling or therapy, medication, investigations, lifestyle changes, or an in-person evaluation.
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Agree on next steps
The consultation ends with a practical plan, including follow-up and guidance on when more urgent or in-person care may be needed.
A diagnosis or prescription is not automatic; recommendations depend on the individual assessment and clinical appropriateness.
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Example experiences
What a thoughtful consultation can feel like.
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I did not feel rushed. There was time to explain what had changed, ask questions, and understand what the next steps could be.
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Neha S. · Pune
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Being able to speak in Hindi made a real difference. I could describe what I was feeling without searching for the right English words.
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Amit K. · Nagpur
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We came in feeling confused. By the end, our family understood what to look out for and how we could be more supportive.
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Meera P. · Mumbai
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I was nervous about discussing my drinking, but the conversation felt practical and free of judgement. That made it easier to be honest.
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Rahul D. · Nashik
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The appointment fit around my workday, and speaking from a quiet room at home helped me feel more comfortable opening up.
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Priya R. · Bengaluru
These are fictional, composite examples based on common consultation themes. Names and locations are illustrative; these are not verified patient reviews or treatment claims.
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Common questions
Frequently asked.
Emergency notice
When online consultation isn't right.
Online psychiatry is not a substitute for emergency care.
· If there is suicidal risk or immediate self-harm risk
· If there is violent behavior or immediate danger to self or others
· If there is severe withdrawal or severe confusion
· If a person is unable to care for themselves safely
Please contact local emergency services or go to the nearest emergency department immediately.
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Quietly. Online. In your language.
Most people wait far longer than they should. Reaching out — for yourself or someone you love — is the first small step.
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Dr. Pooja Hazare
MD (Psychiatry)
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