Dr. Neha Dua Sobti
MD Psychiatry · Gold Medalist · AMCH TrainedDr. Neha Dua Sobti is one of the most highly qualified psychiatrists in Haryana. She received the Gold Medal — the highest academic distinction in her MBBS and MD Psychiatry programme. She brings deep clinical expertise and a genuinely warm, non-judgmental approach to every consultation. Everything shared is completely confidential.
About Dr. Neha Dua Sobti
Dr. Neha Dua Sobti completed her MD in Psychiatry and received the Gold Medal — the highest academic distinction awarded in her programme. Gold medalist status in a postgraduate medical degree is rare. It represents the top of the class across clinical knowledge, research, and academic rigour — not just exam performance.
She trained at AMCH and brings that standard of clinical thinking to every patient she sees in Kurukshetra. But qualifications alone do not make a good psychiatrist. What makes Dr. Neha Dua Sobti exceptional is how she uses them.
She listens carefully before reaching conclusions. She explains mental health conditions in plain language — without jargon and without dismissiveness. She treats the whole person, not just a diagnosis. Every consultation is completely confidential — nothing leaves the room without your explicit permission.
She has also done certificate program in Child and Adolescent Mental Health .She has a special interest in Child Psychiatry, Positive psychology and mindfullness along with counseling to help children, parents and adults lead a happier and productive Life.
Qualifications
Areas of Expertise
Dr. Neha Dua Sobti sees patients across the full range of psychiatric and mental health conditions.
Highly treatable. Significant improvement typically within 4–8 weeks.
Evidence-based CBT-ERP and medication. It works.
Expert Short term and long term management with family support.
CBT and medication — more effective than tablets long-term. Treatment of underlying disorder.
Assessment, diagnosis, and family counselling.
ADHD, Anxiety, Depression in children and teenagers.
Late-life depression, dementia behaviours, family support.
Confidential support for individuals and couples.
Migraine and tension headache — neuropsychiatric approach.
A seizure is a sudden, temporary disturbance in the brain’s electrical activity that can cause changes in awareness, behaviour, sensation, or body movements. Seizures can have many causes and may present differently in different individuals. Proper neurological evaluation, including an EEG when indicated, can help in diagnosis and treatment planning.
Psychogenic non-epileptic seizures, sometimes called pseudoseizures, can look very similar to epileptic seizures but are not caused by abnormal electrical activity in the brain. They may be associated with psychological stress or emotional difficulties. Accurate diagnosis is important because treatment differs from that of epilepsy and may involve psychological therapies.
An EEG is a painless test that records the brain’s electrical activity through small electrodes placed on the scalp. It can help doctors identify abnormal electrical patterns associated with epilepsy and distinguish some seizure-like episodes from epileptic seizures. An EEG is interpreted along with the person’s symptoms and clinical history.
Dr. Neha Dua Sobti's Approach
Time Before Any Conclusion
New patient consultations are never rushed. A thorough history — symptoms, duration, personal background — before any diagnosis is discussed. She listens first.
Plain Language, No Jargon
She explains diagnoses clearly — no medical jargon, no dismissiveness. You leave the consultation understanding your condition.
Absolute Confidentiality
Nothing leaves the consultation room. Mental health stigma is real — Dr. Sobti removes every barrier to seeking help including fear of disclosure.
Shared Decision-Making
Treatment is decided together — she explains the options and your preferences shape the plan. Nothing is imposed.
People often come to me after years of managing something that could have been treated in months. The stigma around mental health in India is real — but it is changing. If what you are experiencing is affecting your sleep, your relationships, or your ability to function — that is enough reason to come. You do not need to wait until it is a crisis.
— Dr. Neha Dua Sobti, MD Psychiatry, Gold MedalistBook a Confidential Consultation
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