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Child psychiatrist & teen counseling in Udaipur
Chetas Counseling Center offers child psychiatrist in Udaipur, led by Dr. R. K. Sharma, MD Psychiatry (NIMHANS). When a child seems distant, angry or anxious, it is often their way of asking for help. We help children understand their feelings and help parents respond with confidence.
Where can I get child counseling in Udaipur?
Chetas Counseling Center in Panchwati, Udaipur offers child and adolescent counseling led by psychiatrist Dr. R.K. Sharma. Sessions address school refusal, anger and tantrums, bullying, exam stress, ADHD, learning difficulties and screen or gaming addiction, and always include practical guidance for parents. Appointments: +91 90244 81422.
When to seek help
What you should know
Children rarely say "I feel anxious" or "I feel low". Instead, worry and sadness show up as stomach aches, anger, school refusal or endless screen time. Early help prevents these patterns from shaping a child's confidence and studies.
Sessions at Chetas are warm and age-appropriate, and parents are partners throughout. We agree upfront what will be shared with parents and what stays private, so teenagers feel safe to talk.
How treatment works at Chetas
- Meet the parentsWe start by understanding your concerns, your child's development, school reports and routines.
- Child-friendly sessionsPlay, drawing and talk-based sessions help children express what they can't put into words.
- Assessment if neededScreening for ADHD, anxiety, depression or learning difficulties, with school input where useful.
- Parent coachingSimple, consistent strategies for home: routines, screen limits, praise and calm discipline.
What we help with
If a change in mood, sleep, appetite, school performance or friendships lasts more than a few weeks, or affects daily life, it is worth a professional opinion. Early support is always easier.
Frequently asked questions
What age groups do you see?+
We work with children from about 4 years old through adolescence (18 years), along with their parents.
Will my child be given medicines?+
Most children improve with counseling and parent guidance alone. Medicines are considered only for specific conditions such as moderate-to-severe ADHD or depression, and always discussed fully with parents.
How many sessions will my child need?+
It depends on the concern. Many families see meaningful change within 6–10 sessions. We review progress together regularly.
Can you help with my child's mobile or gaming addiction?+
Yes. We assess what the screen time is replacing (sleep, friends, coping with stress) and build a realistic family plan rather than a sudden ban.
Do you coordinate with schools?+
With your consent, we can share guidance with teachers or the school counselor to support your child consistently.
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