Dr. Prof. G.B. Singh (PhD)

In prioritising the needs and preferences of my husband, I had become a caretaker and lost touch with my own wants and desires. Over time, this resulted in a diminished sense of self and difficulty making independent decisions, further entrenching my role. As an example if we had to go out to eat my husband was always very tense. If the kids hadn’t been ready when he was already complaining about how much it was going to cost. When our table wasn’t ready as soon as we got there, he started telling the hostess at big chill she was not okay, and he loudly demanded to be seated immediately. Then when one of the kids began whining, he looked around with a hostile stare and told her to shut up. We got seated pretty quickly, and, thankfully, he went into withdrawal mode. I tried to be cheerful and talk with the kids about how much fun we were having going out to eat. After a while, we all kind of forgot the upset about getting seated and just tried to have a good time. But this is not what life and a good marriage are supposed to be. And both of us are hardly even 36 years old, and although I was extremely anxious, but I sought out of few therapists and eventually we were with professor Singh over an extended period, which helped my husband see his role in the family and how it was creating disharmony, and it also helped me understand the expectations I held over him. But on the whole, I would say that we have a much better married life right now, and it only seems to be improving, and if I say that therapy has been helpful, I would not be joking. It made a huge impact, and gradually I think both of us have managed to align ourselves to each other's needs and requirements. This is a small thank you to the doctor for his help.

It is inevitable that you will become angry about your subjugation at work. But you rarely express your anger directly. You keep your anger bottled up inside. By suppressing it, you increase rather than decrease your anger, and make it more likely that you will express your anger in self-defeating ways.I found that when I restrain my anger for long periods, then suddenly I erupt in what is usually an inappropriate expression of anger. Also I have difficulty setting limits on the amount of work I accept from my boss. I learnt not to simmer with anger below the surface for and then have an angry outburst at a meeting, or be overly angrily in my dealings with a client or subordinate during my therapy period. With help I have been able to manage such behaviour and my image and I would like to express my gratitude to the doctor for all his help and patience and the frustration. I showed during the initial months of my therapy.

Doctor , *** *** *** **** *** **** * **** **** **** *** are also a very very kind and humble man. I have been to a lot of people and seen how people are. We all have seen you through your suffering and pray to God for you. You are in our hearts and mind’s forever. I will never hesitate to refer you to all my knows who need help.

My family and I had an amazing experience with Dr. Singh. My brother was experiencing extreme anxiety and Dr. Singh was incredible in helping him. His explanation and expertise provided him with necessary skills and techniques to manage stressful and anxious events in his life. Thanks to all his hard work and support he is doing amazing and my family feels confident in supporting him in the future. Dr. Singh has provided the most caring and amazing care for my brother and I would recommend him to other families. Thanks to his help he changed my little brothers life!