Dr. Arabinda Brahma, Psychiatrist
MBBS, DNB (Psychiatry), PhD, MNAMS
About : Dr. Arabinda Brahma, Psychiatrist
Dr. Arabinda Brahma is a renowned Psychiatrist based in Kolkata, India. He has acquired various educational qualifications, including a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS), a Diplomate of National Board (DNB) in Psychiatry, and a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D). Currently, he works as a consultant Psychiatrist at Suraksha Clinic & Diagnostics in Salt Lake, Kolkata. Dr. Brahma is known for his empathetic nature toward his patients and specializes in the diagnosis, management, and treatment of various mental, emotional, and behavioral disorders. His area of expertise includes treatments for Mental Health Issues, Eating Disorders, ADHD, Bipolar Disorder, Personality disorder, Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder, Anger Management, Learning Disabilities, Panic attacks, and Addiction treatment.
Specializations
Psychiatrist
Expertises
- Psychiatry
Qualifications
- MBBS - University of Calcutta - 1998 - Kolkata
Verified - DNB - Psychiatry - National Board of Examinations - 2007 - New Delhi Verified
- PHD Verified
- MNAMS Verified
Experiences
- Consultant Psychiatrist Suraksha Clinic & Diagnostics - Salt Lake
Registrations
- 54235 West Bengal Medical Council 1998 Verified
Awards and Recognitions
- Life time Achievement award by Indian Medical Association
Memberships
- Indian Psychiatric Society
- Indian Association of Private Psychiatry
Paper Presentations
- Chowdhury A N; Brahma A & Banerjee S. (2004). How to Operationalise Community Mental Health Service at the Primary Care? : Experience of IRMC Model from Sundarban, India. International Medical Journal.
- Chowdhury A N, Brahma A & Sanyal D. (2003). The validation of the Bengali version of the Self-Rating Questionnaire (SRQ). Indian Journal of Clinical Psychology.
- Chowdhury A N & Brahma A. (2004). A case of Dhat Syndrome with Borderline Personality Disorder. Indian Journal of Psychiatry.
- Chowdhury A N & Brahma A. (2004). Chronic Koro. Eastern Journal of Psychiatry.
- Brahma A & Chowdhury A N. (2005). Health Care Provider (HCP) and community Mental Health Service: An IRMC Model. Bengal Journal of Psychiatry.
- Chowdhury A N; Brahma A; Banerjee S; Biswas M K. (2005). Psychiatric Morbidity at Primary Care: Study from a Community Mental Health Clinic at Sundarban, India. International Medical Journal.
- Chowdhury A N & Brahma A. (2005). An epidemic of mass hysteria in a village in West Bengal. Indian Journal of Psychiatry.
- Chowdhury A N; Brahma A; Banerjee S; Biswas M K. (2006). Community Mental Health Service by IRMC Model Involving MultiPurpose Health Workers in Sundarban, India. International Medical Journal.
- Chowdhury A N; Banerjee S; Brahma A & Weiss M G. (2007). Pesticide practices and suicide among farmers of the Sundarban region in India. Food & Nutrition Bulletin, The United Nations University.
- Chowdhury A N; Banerjee S; Brahma A; Biswas M K. (2007). Pesticide poisoning in non-fatal, deliberate self-harm: A public health issue. Indian Journal of Psychiatry.
- Brahma A & Brahma M C. (2007). Domestic Violence against women. Eastern Journal of Psychiatry.
- Chowdhury A N; Brahma A; Banerjee S; Biswas M K. (2007). Media influenced imitative hanging: a report from West Bengal. Indian Journal of Public Health.
- Chowdhury A N; Banerjee S; Brahma A; Biswas M K. (2008). A study on mortality and morbidity pattern of acute childhood poisoning cases admitted in Block Primary Health Centers of Sundarban, West Bengal. Indian Journal of Public Health.
- Chowdhury A N; Mondal R; Brahma A; Biswas M K. (2008). Eco-psychiatry and environmental conservation: Study from Sundarban Delta, India. Environmental Health Insights.
- Chowdhury A N; Sarkar P; Das S; Maity T; Brahma A & Banerjee S. (2008). An ethnographic study of health system at Maisani Island: role of HCPs. Journal of Indian Anthropological Society.
- Brahma A. (2008). Why Domestic Violence is so much Prevailing in India. Eastern Journal of Psychiatry.
- Chowdhury A N; Brahma A.; Banerjee S; Biswas M K. (2009). Deliberate Self-harm Prevention in the Sundarbans region needs immediate public health attention. Journal of Indian Medical Association
- Banerjee S; Chowdhury A N.; Schelling E; Brahma A; Biswas M K; Weiss M G. (2009). Deliberate self-harm and suicide by pesticide ingestion in the Sundarban region, India. Tropical Medicine & International Health.
- Chowdhury A N; Brahma A; Banerjee S; Biswas M K. (2009). Pattern of domestic violence amongst non-fatal deliberate self-harm attempters: A study from primary care of West Bengal. Indian Journal of Psychiatry.
- Brahma A. (2009). Suicidal behavior in drug abused patients. Eastern Journal of Psychiatry.
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Dr. Arabinda Brahma Practice Locations
JC 21, Sector - III
Opposite Stadel, Above Subway
Salt Lake, Kolkata
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OP Timings
Tue,Thu,Sat | 03:00 pm - 05:00 pm |
Fee : 1200
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