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Dr. Ratnarakshit Ingole

Senior Consultant Psychiatrist

Dr. Ratnarakshit Ingole is a compassionate and highly experienced psychiatrist with over 20 years of dedicated clinical practice in the field of mental health. For the last decade

he has been a core part of a leading psychiatric and rehabilitation center

where his presence has helped shape a culture of trust

recovery

and ethical care.

He earned his M.B.B.S. from Indira Gandhi Government Medical College

Nagpur

and completed his M.D. in Psychiatry from PGIMER

Chandigarh — one of India’s most prestigious institutions. His post-specialization training at the Institute of Human Behavior and Allied Sciences (IHBAS)

New Delhi

allowed him to refine his diagnostic skills while working with complex psychiatric emergencies and long-term rehabilitation cases.

Dr. Ingole brings a deeply human approach to psychiatry. His clinical focus lies in adult mental health

but he also nurtures a strong interest in child and adolescent psychiatry. His therapeutic work spans a broad spectrum of psychological conditions

including:

Mood Disorders: Depression

dysthymia

bipolar disorder

Anxiety Disorders: OCD

generalized anxiety

panic disorder

social anxiety

Substance Use Disorders: Alcohol

drug

and behavioral addictions with relapse prevention strategies

Psychosis: Schizophrenia and related conditions

Dual Diagnosis: Co-occurring substance use and psychiatric illness

Interpersonal and Relational Challenges: Emotional conflict

relationship distress

and personal crisis

What sets Dr. Ingole apart is his ability to blend scientific clarity with emotional presence. His rehabilitation plans are not just clinical blueprints — they are personalized journeys that honor each client’s unique emotional world. He works closely with families and caregivers

understanding that healing doesn’t occur in isolation.

Deeply committed to reducing stigma around mental health

Dr. Ingole actively participates in awareness campaigns

workshops

and community outreach. His patients often describe him as a calm anchor — someone who listens without judgment and intervenes with clarity

patience

and quiet strength.

His decades-long commitment to the mental health field continues to impact countless lives — gently

steadily

and with profound care.

member of Indian psychiatric association

DMC 64513