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Help that is walking distance away
For most of Delhi, the question is how to get to the hub. In Patel Nagar it is down the road. That changes what is possible: an older parent who will not sit in traffic can walk over, a follow-up can fit into a morning, and a family member can come along without taking a day off.
It also helps when someone is reluctant. It is easier to suggest a short walk to a clinic in the local market than a long trip across the city.
NWNT's own office is here too
NWNT works from the same building as the hub. If you are not sure where to begin, you can call or WhatsApp +91 78279 90371, or write to help@nwnt.ai before visiting, and ask about the screening, a programme for your school or office, or which clinician to see. It is a good place to start for anyone who would rather talk to a person than fill in a form.
What the hub offers neighbours
The team is led by Dr. Sandeep Vohra, MBBS, MD (Psychiatry), NWNT's founder, who has more than 30 years of experience in psychiatry.
- Psychiatric consultation with diagnosis and medicine when needed
- Talk therapy and counselling with a psychologist, including CBT
- Family and couples sessions
- Support for drinking and other addictions
- Help for older adults with sleep, mood and memory worries
- The Stressometer for adults (18+) and students (13+)
Finding the hub
The hub is in the East Patel Nagar main market area, near Axis Bank. Patel Nagar and Shadipur stations on the Blue Line are both close, which also makes it easy for relatives to come from other parts of Delhi.
Online, even when you live next door
Living close does not mean you must come in. Some people prefer sessions by video or voice from home, especially in winter, during exams or with small children in the house. You can switch between online and in person whenever it suits you.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I walk in without an appointment?
- It is better to book first so the right clinician is free. Call or WhatsApp +91 78279 90371, or write to help@nwnt.ai, and the team will suggest a time.
- Will people in the neighbourhood know why I am there?
- The hub is an ordinary clinic in a busy market, and NWNT's office is in the same building, so there are many reasons to be there. Your visits and records stay confidential.
- My mother is elderly and anxious about doctors. Can I come with her?
- Yes. Family members are welcome to come along, and a short first meeting can help her feel at ease before any assessment.