Dr Roshan Jain is a UK-qualified specialist with a distinguished background in psychiatry, addiction medicine, psychotherapy, and Adult ADHD. Now based in Bangalore, he provides person-centred mental health evaluations rooted in empathy and clinical excellence.
Dr Jain operates on the core conviction that every individual possesses an inherent capacity for healing. By fostering an environment of respect and warmth, he empowers patients to navigate recovery and emotional challenges. His holistic methodology integrates both mind and body wellness, ensuring that families are active partners in the clinical decision-making process. Beyond the clinic, he is a dedicated advocate for mental health literacy, working to dismantle stigma through public speaking, workshops, and publications. He shares insights across multiple platforms to make mental health knowledge accessible and practical for all; you are invited to listen to his Mind Matters podcast, follow @_mindsense on Instagram and @mindism on YouTube, or read his latest reflections on Mindblog.
Holistic Psychiatry implies treating the “whole” person. The body, mind and conscious (and unconscious) thoughts, feelings and emotional reactions, interconnectedness to family.
Substance use and behavioural addictions are increasingly prevalent and can significantly impact an individual’s mental, physical, and social well-being.
Psychotherapy is a psychological method for addressing and treating emotional and mental health problems and their impact on life, family, and relationships.
Understanding and managing ADHD starts with an accurate diagnosis.Dr Jain offers a straightforward and comprehensive ADHD assessment process to help individuals and families get the clarity they need.
Stress management services are tailored to meet individual needs and include a variety of approaches. These services often incorporate mindfulness techniques.
Dr Jain has extensive expertise in preparing medico-legal reports relating to mental health for both civil and criminal cases for the Courts in the United Kingdom. He also provides occupational health reports for employers and other professional organisations.
Increasing workplace demands, high performance expectations, and constant pressure are contributing to rising levels of fear, insecurity, low self-esteem, and persistent negativity among professionals.
Pre-employment screening:
To evaluate individual (mental) fitness to do their duties in the job they have been appointed.
His treatment philosophy is grounded in a holistic approach, supporting individuals to explore their lives, grow, and optimise their mental wellbeing.
“Understanding begins when we stop judging what we do not understand.”
For many people, ADHD still brings to mind a restless child who cannot sit still in a classroom. But ADHD does not simply disappear when childhood ends. Many adults live with its challenges—sometimes for decades—without understanding why everyday life feels harder than it does for others.
“The meeting of two personalities is like the contact of two chemical substances: if there is any reaction, both are transformed.” — Carl Jung
Perhaps this is one of the most beautiful ways to understand what psychiatry is really about. Read more
