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Drug addiction treatment in Udaipur

Chetas Counseling Center offers drug addiction treatment in Udaipur, led by Dr. R. K. Sharma, MD Psychiatry (NIMHANS). Drug addiction changes the brain, but recovery is possible. Confidential, medical treatment helps you and your family move forward.

Dr. R. K. Sharma · MD Psychiatry, NIMHANS
Mon–Sat, 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
100% confidential, stigma-free care
Quick answer

Where can I get drug addiction treatment in Udaipur?

Chetas Counseling Center in Panchwati, Udaipur treats addiction to cannabis, opioids (including smack and heroin), sleeping pills and other substances. Psychiatrist Dr. R.K. Sharma provides withdrawal management, medication-assisted treatment where appropriate, counseling and family guidance, in complete confidence. Call +91 90244 81422.

Signs to look for

When to seek help

Using more over timeTolerance and stronger cravings.
Withdrawal symptomsBody aches, restlessness, sleeplessness when stopping.
Changes in behaviourSecrecy, money missing, new friends.
Falling performanceStudies or work suffering.
Mood changesIrritability, anxiety or low mood.
Legal or health issuesProblems linked to use.
Understanding it

What you should know

Addiction is a health condition. Treating it without shame leads to better recovery.

Our approach

How treatment works at Chetas

  1. Confidential assessmentSubstances, pattern, health and mental health.
  2. Withdrawal managementMedicines to ease symptoms safely.
  3. Ongoing treatmentMedication-assisted treatment where suitable, plus counseling.
  4. Family & relapse planSupport at home and follow-up.
Covered

What we help with

CannabisOpioids & smackSleeping pillsInhalantsPrescription drug misuseDual diagnosis
For worried parents

Notice changes calmly, avoid accusations, and seek guidance early. You can meet us first on your own.

FAQs

Frequently asked questions

Is drug addiction treatable?+

Yes. Many people recover with medical treatment and support.

Will police be informed?+

No. Treatment is confidential under medical ethics and law.

Do you treat teenagers?+

Yes, with family involvement.

How long does recovery take?+

Withdrawal takes days; recovery support continues for months.

RKMedically reviewed by Dr. R. K. Sharma, MBBS, MD (Psychiatry) – NIMHANS Bangalore, DPM (C.I.P. Ranchi), FIPS · Updated 1 Oct 2026
Take the first step

Talk to Dr. R. K. Sharma, in complete confidence.

Most people tell us they wish they'd come sooner. Same-week appointments, in person at Panchwati or online.