At Kriteyu Health Care, we understand that mental health crises can feel overwhelming, urgent, and isolating. Whether you're facing intense emotional distress, suicidal thoughts, sudden behavioural changes, or an acute breakdown, our Crisis Intervention and Support services are designed to offer rapid, compassionate, and clinically sound support, helping you stabilise and find a way forward.
Mental health crises can affect anyone, at any stage of life. It’s not always predictable but what matters most is timely, appropriate and professional support. Crisis intervention is essential when:
Our crisis intervention process is calm, focused, and structured to prioritise both safety and emotional relief. Depending on the situation, it may include:
Our priority is to reduce distress, manage risk, and ensure that both the individual and their support network feel heard, informed, and supported throughout the crisis.
Crisis support is only the first step. After stabilisation, we focus on recovery and prevention. This may involve:
We are committed to helping individuals not only recover from crises but also build long-term emotional resilience and insight.
Led by Dr. Krishna Thalagavara, we provide prompt psychiatric assessments based on over 22 years of clinical experience in India and the UK.
We respond to crises with sensitivity, clarity, and calm, helping you or your loved one feel safe, not judged or overwhelmed.
Our care doesn’t end once the immediate danger has passed. We walk with you through recovery, offering structured follow-up and long-term planning.
If you're facing a mental health crisis, don’t wait. Reach out now for expert, compassionate support.
A crisis involves a significant deterioration in emotional or psychological functioning, such as suicidal thoughts, psychotic symptoms, panic, or sudden behavioural changes that impair safety or daily functioning.
Concerned family members or caregivers can contact us on behalf of someone in distress. We will guide you on the next appropriate steps.
Not always. Many crises can be stabilised with urgent outpatient intervention. If inpatient care is needed, we help you navigate the process calmly and efficiently.
We offer structured follow-ups, treatment planning, therapy referrals, and support for ongoing recovery and prevention.
Yes, when clinically appropriate and safe. We assess each case individually to ensure the right balance of accessibility and safety.