Care at Weave

More than a quick check-in

We listen carefully, explain our reasoning, and shape care around what matters to you. Start with one of six pathways.

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In short

What does Weave offer, and what does it cost?

Weave is a psychiatry and therapy practice in Mumbai, with six kinds of care.A clinician listening as a young adult explains something in his notebookThe first is understanding what is happening: assessment and a plain explanation.Three colleagues listening to each other over chaiThe second is ongoing care, psychiatry and therapy together, one clinician, one plan.Two adults making space for a thoughtful conversationThe third is couples work, a 30-minute session with Dr. Niharika Reddy.A family of four talking together at home over chaiThe fourth is family work, making room for more than one person’s needs.Two women talking across a small table in a quiet roomThe fifth is women’s mental health, taking seriously what a woman is carrying.Parents listening as their child talks about his drawingThe sixth is care for children and young people.Weave runs group workshops from time to time; details on request. Dr. Niharika Reddy, MD Psychiatry, and Dr. Wilfred D’souza are Consultant Psychiatrists at Weave. Both offer psychiatric consultations, sessions and assessments.Meet the clinicians In-person consultations at Runwal Forests Clinic, Kanjurmarg West. Online consultations are available across India.Choose a location Fees are published in full.Outside an assessment, every session is 20 or 30 minutes. You choose the length when you book.A 20-minute session is INR 2,200 and a 30-minute session is INR 3,000.A couples session is INR 3,000 with Dr. Niharika Reddy.A full assessment is INR 8,500.A focused assessment is INR 3,000.

The 8-session programme for ADHD, autism and AuDHD is the one exception: each of its sessions is 50 minutes at the 30-minute fee.

Six pathways

Choose the closest fit

You do not have to choose perfectly. A short WhatsApp conversation can help us find the right start.

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Understand what is happening

For when you feel stuck, changed, overwhelmed, or unsure what to call the experience. We look at what is happening now, how it developed, and what else may be shaping it.

You leave with an explanation in plain language and options for what comes next. Medication may be discussed, but it is never assumed.

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Clinician, format & fee reference
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Ongoing care: psychiatry + therapy

For patterns that keep returning in mood, attention, relationships, habits, or self-worth. One plan can bring together medication conversations, therapy, and practical changes.

Care is reviewed together. If something is not helping, we discuss alternatives and change course.

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Couples

For couples having the same conflict, or wanting to be understood by each other rather than refereed. We make room for each voice while keeping the focus on patterns, not blame.

A couples session is 30 minutes with Dr. Niharika Reddy, a certified couples therapist.

Couples therapy in Mumbai

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Family work

Family, friendship and community shape how a person feels and grows, which makes the people around someone part of the work.

Work with a child and with the family around the child, not one without the other.

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Clinician, format & fee reference
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Women’s mental health

Care that takes seriously what a woman is carrying and what has gone unnoticed.

You can choose a woman or a man psychiatrist at Weave.

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Clinician, format & fee reference
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Children + young people

For concerns about emotions, behaviour, attention, sleep, school, friendships, or changes at home. The young person's context matters, so families are part of the conversation.

We begin with assessment and explanation, then discuss a family-centred plan that fits the child's age and daily life.

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With Dr. Wilfred Dsouza

Support with a particular focus

Both psychiatrists offer the shared range of care at Weave. These focused areas are offered by Dr. Wilfred Dsouza.

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Study better with AI

Practical study support with Dr. Wilfred Dsouza, built around how you learn.

  • Break a large syllabus into manageable steps.
  • Use AI to practise recall and organise revision, checking its answers against reliable sources.
  • Build a routine that leaves room for sleep, rest and life outside studying.
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Bipolar relapse prevention

Work with Dr. Wilfred Dsouza on a personal plan to reduce relapse risk.

  • Recognise your own early changes in sleep, energy and mood.
  • Review treatment, routines and triggers together.
  • Agree who to contact and what to do if warning signs return.
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Psychosis relapse prevention and early support

Work with Dr. Wilfred Dsouza on continuity of care and a plan for early changes.

  • Identify warning signs that matter for you.
  • Review treatment and practical support; involve family if you want them involved.
  • Agree a clear route to help if symptoms worsen.
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Also with either psychiatrist: OCD treatment and Insomnia treatment.

Relapse prevention aims to reduce risk. It cannot guarantee that an episode will not happen. For urgent help, see crisis support.

the same numbers we quote in person.

Fees in daylight

Clear before you begin

Outside an assessment, every session is 20 or 30 minutes. You choose the length when you book.

The 8-session programme for ADHD, autism and AuDHD is the one exception: each of its sessions is 50 minutes at the 30-minute fee.

Canonical session and assessment fees

Quick consult a short first conversation, online, to see if Weave is a good fit

INR 750

Session 20 minutes

INR 2,200

Session 30 minutes

INR 3,000

Couples session 30 minutes, Dr. Niharika Reddy, certified couples therapist

INR 3,000

Full assessment Up to two 50-minute sessions, ADHD, autism and developmental, with a written summary

INR 8,500

Focused assessment 30 minutes, anxiety, mood, attention and personality patterns

INR 3,000

Group workshops from time to time

Free

A full assessment is up to two 50-minute sessions and a written summary. The fee, INR 8,500, covers the full assessment.

If finances are tight, talk to us.

Group workshops

Free workshops, from time to time

Weave holds free group workshops now and then, for patients and families. Ask about the theme and the clinician leading each workshop.

A workshop is a guided learning and support session. One theme, a small group, and room to ask questions.

We announce each workshop on WhatsApp and by email, with the theme, the date, and how it will run.

Practical details

Online and in Mumbai

Online

Consultations across India, by appointment (video).

Languages

English, Hindi, Kannada, Konkani.

Response

We reply within one working day. Weekend messages are answered by Monday.

What to expect

Your first appointment is a conversation

You do not need a speech, reports, or clinical words. A few honest sentences are enough.

  1. A woman seated in an armchair composing a message on her phone.

    Before we meet

    We confirm practical details over WhatsApp. For online appointments, find a place where you can speak privately.

    A quiet spot and a little time are enough to begin. If there is something you want to remember to say, jot it down for yourself.

  2. Two adults talking over an open notebook at a round table.

    We begin with your life

    We ask what has been happening, what matters to you, and what has already helped or hurt.

    You can start with what brought you here, or with an ordinary day: sleep, work or study, relationships, and the parts that have become harder.

  3. Two adults listening and talking in facing armchairs.

    We think out loud

    We explain what we are noticing and invite your view. If medication is relevant, we explain choices, trade-offs, and alternatives.

    Tell us what fits and what does not. You can ask us to slow down, explain a word, or go over an option again.

  4. A woman writing and reflecting with a journal at a table.

    We agree on one next step

    You can ask questions, pause, or say no. You decide. Always.

    The next step should make sense in your life. We talk it through together; you do not need to have every answer today.

In their words

Kind words, kept carefully

GOOGLE REVIEW 5 / 5

He listens without any judgment and without trying to impose quick solutions... He cares about long-term growth, not just temporary relief. He is well-prepared, and you can tell he has gone through your case and studied it several times before the session at hand.

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Google review, 2026
FROM A CLIENT, WITH PERMISSION

This is amazing! You had me at the colors. I love the problem check experiment measure - it makes it tangible, like you're in control and not vice versa.

A woman writing and reflecting with a journal at a table.
From a client's message, with permission
GOOGLE REVIEW 5 / 5

...creates a safe space where I feel truly heard. She listens with great attention and thoughtfully notes even subtle emotional patterns.

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Google review, 2026
FROM A CLIENT, WITH PERMISSION

Thank you for showing up, when I most needed it... You know that I have difficulty accepting help or support from anyone, especially when it involves such an enormous effort. This workbook right here represents a significant amount of effort, and I find it hard to accept it.

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From a client, at the end of therapy, with permission
GOOGLE REVIEW 5 / 5

Wonderful compilation... Appreciate the good heart and the team ♥️

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Google review, 2026
FROM A CLIENT, WITH PERMISSION

Thank you so much for this new hope... Like I feel I can get out of this rot, unlike before I believed I'm never going to get out... Of all things, this time therapy is something I don't want to leave mid-way or give up.

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From a client's message, with permission

Shared with consent and anonymised. These voices are about therapy and Weave's learning materials. Psychiatric consultations are confidential; we do not publish reviews of clinical care.

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