Headspace Mind Clinic (formerly Headspace Neuropsychiatry Clinic) was founded by consultant psychiatrist Dr. Deepak Verma and has been caring for patients since 2018. Our psychiatrist and clinical psychologists see children, adolescents and adults at three outpatient clinics in Paschim Vihar, Rohini and Narela.
Dr. Deepak Verma started Headspace because good mental health care was hard to find, and too many people with mental illness still faced outdated, harsh treatment and stigma. He wanted a clinic where psychiatric care and psychological therapy sit together, delivered with respect.
After training at Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital and working at G B Pant Hospital, Fortis Hospital and The Royal Melbourne Hospital in Australia, he brought that experience home to West and North Delhi.
Our mission
Care that people can reach
Awareness of mental health is growing, but asking for help is still difficult for many families. Our aim is simple: to make careful, evidence-based psychiatric and psychological care available to anyone who needs it, at clinics close to where they live, and at a fair cost.
How we work
What you can expect from us
Psychiatry and psychology together
Your psychiatrist and psychologist work as one team, so medicines, therapy and assessments fit into a single plan.
Respect and dignity
Every patient is treated with respect, and decisions are explained clearly to you and, where you wish, to your family.
Personalised, evidence-based plans
Treatment is based on a careful assessment and on approaches with good evidence, adjusted to your needs as you progress.
Outpatient care, close to home
All care is outpatient. If hospital care is ever needed, we refer you and continue your care afterwards.
Our team
The people you will meet
Dr. Deepak Verma (MD Psychiatry, ECFMG certified) with clinical psychologists Pooja Sharma, Dr. Tanuja Bhardwaj and Surmeet Kaur, and counselling psychologist Diksha Chaudhary.
In an emergency: Headspace Mind Clinic provides scheduled outpatient appointments and is not an emergency service. If you or someone is in immediate danger, call 112, Tele-MANAS 14416 (24×7, free), or go to the nearest hospital emergency.