Our Key Services
Excellence in Patient Care
New Mono Bikash Kendra specializes in a wide range of medical services. While we offer cutting-edge treatments, we also focus on preventative strategies to ensure our patients stay happy and healthy. Contact us to find out more.
Counselling
A Happier, Healthier You
All types of Psychiatrist counselling are done here
Testing
Here for You
All types of Psychological tests are done here such as
Personality Tests
Achievement Tests
Attitude Tests
Aptitude Tests
Emotional Intelligence Tests
Intelligence Tests
Neuropsychological Tests
Projective Tests
Observation (Direct) Tests
Except this, others OPD tests are done here such as Fasting,THS,Lipid profile etc.
Group Therapy
Quality Care
Group therapy may seem scary at first, but it often becomes much easier over time. Patient who do their best to engage fully in group activities typically get the most out of group treatment.
Those interested in group therapy can consult with a therapist or physician for suggestions on how to find the best group for them.
When choosing a group, it can be helpful to consider:
Group size
What kinds of issues the group addresses
How much you wish to share with your group members
If group therapy should be used along with another type of treatment
If the group is open or closed
If the group is process-oriented or psychoeducational
Music Therapy
Quality Care
Research shows the benefits of music therapy for various mental health conditions, including depression, trauma, and schizophrenia (to name a few). Music acts as a medium for processing emotions, trauma, and grief—but music can also be utilized as a regulating or calming agent for anxiety or for disregulation
Home Therapy
Quality Care
Home-based therapy takes place at the home of a person in therapy rather than in an office. It can help people who have difficulty getting to private practices or mental health facilities. Factors that could keep someone from getting care include money issues, age, chronic medical issues, agoraphobia, and responsibilities at home or work.
Community health organizations and child protective agencies provide many home-based therapy programs. Private practice therapists may offer in-home sessions if it seems to be the most beneficial form of treatment, whether access to care is a problem or not.
TYPES OF HOME-BASED THERAPY
Psychologists, psychiatrists, marriage and family therapists, counselors, social workers, and other mental health professionals can practice home-based therapy. A range of approaches may be used in a session. These include individual therapy, couples therapy, play therapy, and family therapy. Home-based therapy can treat many concerns, including:
Personal and emotional issues: Examples of these include anxiety, depression, and posttraumatic stress.
Juvenile delinquency: Home-based therapy can be useful when working on unhealthy coping mechanisms and behaviors.
Family issues: At-home family therapy can help with relationship building, communication, conflict management, and problem-solving. It may also reduce stress and build up a family's strengths.
Marriage counseling: Home-based marriage counseling may improve intimacy and help resolve conflicts.
Developmental issues or brain injury: Therapists may provide home-based therapy for families of a person with developmental issues or a brain injury. These therapists can help create strategies for supporting a child’s development at home and in their community.
Intensive psychiatric care: Some therapists offer intensive in-home psychiatric care for children and teenagers. They support young people who have been discharged from residential treatment facilities or psychiatric hospitals.
Indoor & Outdoor Games
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Social Interaction Games
Social interaction games and activities incorporate important features of socialization, such as maintaining eye contact, give and take in dialogue, appropriate body distance, listening skills and appropriate salutations and departing remarks. Games that can be used to incorporate this include role-playing short scenarios, enacting short plays or stories, group charades where two or more people must interact with each other to act out an everyday scene or a title of a TV show or movie, or board games incorporating these themes.
Memory and Attention Games
Many board games and card games can be used to aid in developing memory and attention skills. The game Memory is a particularly good one, as is Go Fish. Uno incorporates memory and attention skills, and Eye-Spy requires attention. Playing the alphabet game using items in the room is a good way to reinforce how memory is benefited by repetition. This game requires a group of people to go in order with the first person finding something in the room that starts with the letter "A." The second person repeats the "A" word and adds a "B" word. The game continues around the circle, each person repeating the objects for every letter before adding an object corresponding to their current letter. It is important to pick objects in the room so that individuals can jog their memory by looking around.
Problem Solving Games and Activities
Many computer games offer excellent ways to practice problem-solving skills. Unfortunately, some patient settings do not have access to computers or sufficient supervision for all patients to use the computer. Completing puzzles in a group setting is another way of improving both problem solving and motor skills. Other activities, such as going over recipes and discussing how to measure ingredients for a different number of guests, or the steps to planning a birthday party are helpful. A lot of problem-solving activities can be generated by the patients themselves. Group leaders should be sure to ask the members what daily activities they have trouble with, then solutions can be generated and practiced through role-playing.
Gardening
Here for you
Indoor gardening has been used to treat patients with mental health problems. It is not only the appearance of plants that is beneficial: their leaves remove toxins, dust and microorganisms from the air and they also produce the so-called negative ions from their leaves.
Yoga Theraphy
A Happier, Healthier You
Yoga practice is known to improve a patient's physical and mental functioning. In psychiatry, yoga-based interventions have been successfully used both as a standalone and a supportive treatment of disorders such as depression, anxiety, and insomnia.