About Dr. Jain

Roshan Jain is a UK qualified specialist with extensive experience in psychiatry, addictions, psychotherapy, teaching and motivational work. He is now practising in Bangalore (India) offering person-centred mental health evaluation and interventions. 

He firmly believes that people have an inherent ability to heal themselves and are capable of recovery from illness and emotional difficulties when they are treated with respect, compassion and warmth. He takes a holistic approach in engaging individuals and their families in every aspect of treatment and clinical decisions, with a commitment to the optimisation of mind-body wellness. He has worked tirelessly in reducing the stigma associated with mental health problems through speaking events and mental health awareness education, workshops & publication.

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Holistic Psychiatry implies treating the “whole” person. The body, mind and conscious (and unconscious) thought, feelings and emotional reactions,

Drug and behavioural addiction are on the rise. Addiction is often associated with

Psychotherapy is a psychological method used to address and treat emotional and mental health problems, and its impact on life,

Stress management services are tailored to meet the individual need and include

Dr Jain has extensive expertise in writing medico-legal report in both civil and criminal

Increasing workplace expectation and pressure is driving fear, insecurity, low self-esteem

Recent Publications

Article on Sleep deprivation and Insomnia, B Positive Magazine, Mar 2018

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Overcome Gloom and Doom
Oct 11 , 2017

Article on understanding difference between depressed mood and depression and ways to overcome, Oct 2017

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Article on benefits of writing down your emotions and feelings, B Positive magazine, July 2017

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Dr. Jain's recent talk about Digital Addiction

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“S” WORD” - Split Mind or Split Personality?

May 2021 | 1452 Views

On the eve of World Schizophrenia Day 2021, let's pledge to increase awareness about the disorder and educate people about the challenges faced by the patients.

The word Schizophrenia is over a century old, yet it makes many people uneasy. Schizophrenia comes from the Greek roots schizo (split) and phrene (mind) to describe the fragmented thinking of people with the disorder. Read more

Beat the Blues!

August 2020 | 2514 Views

The first question that will come to mind is "does the blues exist?" Indeed, it does. It's as real as our other emotions and feelings.  

Sooner or later, everyone gets the blues. Feeling sadness, melancholic, or grief when you go through challenging life experience is part of being human. And most of the time, you can continue to function. You know that in time you will bounce back, and you do. Read more