Psychology
18 years
Mamatha Shetty is a Consultant Psychologist associated with Fortis Hospital, Mulund, Mumbai. Her professional work focuses on the assessment and psychological management of mental, emotional and behavioural disorders affecting individuals and their everyday functioning.
She holds an M.A. in Clinical Psychology and a PhD, as listed in her official hospital profile. Fortis Healthcare reports more than 18 years of experience in the field of psychology. Her academic background supports her work in understanding psychological concerns and individual mental health needs.
Her clinical practice includes assessment and psychological support for anxiety and depression. These conditions may affect emotional well-being, sleep, concentration, relationships and daily activities, making careful evaluation and appropriate treatment planning important.
Mamatha Shetty also works with individuals experiencing learning disabilities and behavioural difficulties. Psychological assessment can help identify specific concerns, understand functional challenges and guide suitable interventions or additional specialist evaluations where necessary.
Her documented professional interests include substance use-related psychological concerns and eating disorders. These conditions may require coordinated mental health care involving psychological assessment, appropriate medical support and, in some cases, multidisciplinary treatment.
Patients seeking psychology consultations for emotional, behavioural or mental health concerns in Mulund, Mumbai, may contact Fortis Hospital to enquire about appointments with Mamatha Shetty and the psychological services currently available.
Anxiety disorders involve persistent fear, excessive worry or avoidance behaviours that may interfere with everyday life. Psychological assessment examines symptoms, triggers, duration and functional impact. Appropriate management may include evidence-based psychotherapy, coping strategies and medical evaluation when necessary.
Depression can involve persistent low mood, loss of interest, changes in sleep or appetite and difficulty functioning. Psychological counselling helps explore symptoms, emotional experiences and suitable coping approaches. Treatment planning may involve coordination with medical professionals depending on severity.
Learning disability assessment examines persistent difficulties affecting reading, writing, mathematics or other academic skills. Evaluation may include developmental history, educational information and standardised testing when appropriate. Findings can help guide educational support and further specialist assessment.
Psychological support for substance use concerns focuses on understanding patterns of use, emotional triggers, motivation and associated behavioural difficulties. Treatment may require coordinated care involving counselling, medical assessment, relapse prevention strategies and specialised addiction services.
Eating disorders involve disturbances in eating behaviour and concerns affecting physical or psychological health. Assessment considers eating patterns, body image, emotional distress and medical complications. Treatment often requires coordinated psychological, nutritional and medical care.
Behavioural disorder evaluation examines persistent patterns of behaviour that affect relationships, education, work or daily functioning. Clinical assessment considers developmental history, environmental influences and associated emotional concerns to guide appropriate psychological management.
Emotional disorder assessment involves understanding symptoms such as persistent sadness, fear, irritability or difficulty regulating emotions. A psychologist evaluates the nature and impact of these experiences and determines whether further investigation or treatment is appropriate.
Individual psychological counselling provides a structured setting for discussing emotional concerns, behavioural patterns and personal challenges. The counselling approach depends on assessment findings and the individual's needs, with the aim of supporting understanding and healthier coping.
Mental health evaluation involves reviewing emotional symptoms, behavioural changes, medical history and daily functioning. Clinical interviews and appropriate psychological measures may help identify concerns requiring therapy, medical assessment or further specialist support.
Psychological support may help individuals experiencing emotional or behavioural difficulties that interfere with routines, relationships or responsibilities. Assessment focuses on identifying relevant concerns, understanding personal circumstances and discussing suitable interventions or additional care.
M.A. (Clinical Psychology), PhD
Psychological evaluation, anxiety disorder assessment, depression counselling, learning disability assessment, substance use-related psychological support, eating disorder assessment, emotional and behavioural disorder evaluation, individual psychological counselling, mental health support, behavioural concerns assessment.
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Quick answers to common questions about Dr. Mamatha Shetty
She is a Consultant Psychologist working in clinical psychology and mental health and behavioural sciences.
Her Fortis profile lists an M.A. in Clinical Psychology and a PhD.
Fortis Healthcare lists 18 years of professional experience.
Yes. Her official hospital biography specifically mentions anxiety and depression among the conditions she treats.
Yes. Learning disabilities are included in her documented clinical interests.
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