Scheduled video sessions
Join your booked video consultation through Zoom when the session window opens.
For individuals
Whether you want to start privately, better understand what you are experiencing, or speak with someone online, psychiatrai brings several ways to take a next step into one place. We focus on people in Pakistan and Pakistanis living abroad.
Work through structured programs and practical exercises privately, at your own pace. Self-help can support wellbeing, but it is not a substitute for professional care when you need it.
Explore self-helpUse informational screening tools to reflect on symptoms and wellbeing. Results can help you prepare for a conversation, but they are not a diagnosis.
View assessmentsCompare public profiles, qualifications, specializations, languages, experience, fees, and availability before choosing a practitioner.
Browse practitionersYour psychiatrai experience
Get practical tools, appointment support, and a clear way to continue your mental health journey in one place.
Join your booked video consultation through Zoom when the session window opens.
Send and receive in-app messages when chat is enabled for your appointment. Access can vary by appointment status.
Review client-facing notes shared with you after a session and view previous shared notes in your practitioner profile.
Keep track of upcoming, current, completed, and cancelled appointments from your dashboard.
Use guided self-help programs and private mental health assessments between sessions at your own pace.
Compare roles, qualifications, specializations, languages, experience, fees, and availability before booking.
Features and messaging access may vary by practitioner, appointment type, and session status. psychiatrai is not an emergency or crisis service.
No. You can start privately with guided self-help or a mental health assessment, and decide later whether you want to book a session with a practitioner.
No. Assessments are informational screening tools that can help you reflect on symptoms and prepare for a conversation with a professional. They do not provide a diagnosis.
Yes. You can browse public profiles of therapists, counsellors, and coaches, compare qualifications and availability, and book an online session.
Yes. psychiatrai supports people in Pakistan as well as Pakistanis living abroad.
Choose the starting point that feels most useful to you: guided self-help, a mental health assessment, or an online session with a practitioner. You can create an account when you are ready to use an assessment, begin a program, or book a session.
Yes. If you are not logged in, your assessment responses are stored locally in your browser. You can choose to sync them to your account after logging in.
No. Guided self-help can provide practical tools for everyday emotional challenges, but it is not a diagnosis and is not a replacement for professional care when you need it.
Compare each public profile's role, qualifications, areas of focus, languages, experience, session fee, and availability. Choose someone whose experience fits your needs, and ask questions before booking if you are unsure.
Practitioners have different roles, training, and areas of focus, which are shown on their profiles. Coaching can support personal goals and development, but it is not a replacement for therapy, diagnosis, or medical care.
Your assessment answers and self-help progress are intended to remain private. If you use psychiatrai while logged out, assessment responses are stored locally in your browser. For more information, review the Privacy Policy.
Language options depend on the practitioner. Check each public profile for available languages before choosing and booking a session.
Fees vary by practitioner, experience, session type, and availability. Each public profile shows the session fee so you can compare options before booking.