Dr. Pardeep Kumar
Experience: | 19 years |
Education: | RGUHS |
Academic degree: | None |
Area of specialization: | I am mainly working in the area of psycological disorders where counselling and guidance become as important as any medicine. Many patients come with anxiety, stress, depressive like states or confusion about life choices, and here I use both my Ayurvedic knowledge and training in counselling to help them step by step. I focus on building trust, making them feel safe to talk, cause half the healing begins when a patient open up without fear.
My specialization also include sexual disorders, an area where patients often hesitate to seek care. I see people struggling with performance issues, early ejaculation, low desire or relationship strain, and many times the problem is mix of mind and body. I try to explain in simple language how lifestyle, stress and imbalanced doshas affect sexual health, and guide them with therapy, herbal support, diet changes and counselling sessions.
For me it is never only about giving a treatment plan but also about guiding a person to reconnect with themselves, to understand how thoughts and habits affect health. Each case is unique, some require more emotional support, others need structured plan with regular follow ups. I keep my approach flexible yet rooted in the principles of Ayurveda, making sure patients feel they are not alone in their journey. |
Achievements: | I am proud that in 2022 I recieved a Certificate of Appreciation for what was called outstanding performance. For me it was not just a paper or a medal, it was a recognition that the effort, the long hours, the constant balance between patient care and keeping updated with medical knowledge, all that actually meant something to the people I serve. The award push me to keep working harder, to refine my approach and never take lightly the trust a patient place in me. |
I am Dr Pardeep Kumar, working in the field of Ayurveda from more than 18 yrs now, and each day I still feel like there is more to learn when it comes to human body and mind. My foundation is in BAMS and later I also did MD in Alternative Medicine, plus a postgraduate diploma in Guidance and Counselling which gave me a deeper view into mental health care. Over time my interest grew more in Mano Roga, the branch of Ayurveda that deals with mental and emotional wellbeing, and I try to combine classical ayurvedic approach with counselling techniques to help patients not just control symptoms but also find balance. In my practice I see a wide spectrum—some people come with long standing anxiety, depression like states, sleep disturbance, others with physical conditions that are aggravated by stress. I rely on Ayurvedic treatments, herbs, diet and lifestyle correction, but I also use counselling skills to make patients feel heard and supported. Many times the real challenge is not only disease but the isolation patients feel, and giving them clarity in simple words can change their outlook. Working in clinical setting for these many years, I hv learnt to merge traditional wisdom with a practical approach, explaining doshas, mind-body connect, daily routines in a way people can actually follow. Emergency handling in my earlier practice also gave me confidence to stay calm in critical situations, though now most of my focus is long term care and holistic healing. I try to keep my consultations open, encouraging patients to ask questions, because trust is key for treatment to work. At the end, Ayurveda for me is not just a system of medicine but a way to restore harmony between mind, body and soul, and that reflects in my work every single day.
