Evidence-Based Psychiatric Care & Online Consultations

Access expert psychiatric evaluation, medication management and ongoing clinical care by secure video from anywhere in Pakistan — delivered with total confidentiality.

FCPS Consultant Psychiatrist. 100% confidential and secure. Registered with the Pakistan Medical Commission, 4556-B.

Dr. Fazal Ullah

FCPS (Psychiatry) | Consultant Psychiatrist & Assistant Professor of Psychiatry

Dr. Fazal Ullah is a Consultant Psychiatrist and Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, a Fellow of the College of Physicians and Surgeons Pakistan (FCPS) in Psychiatry, with clinical, academic, research, and leadership experience across Pakistan and the Republic of Ireland.

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Clinical Services

General Adult Psychiatry

Assessment and treatment of mood disorders, anxiety, depression and adult ADHD. Diagnosis is established through a full clinical interview, not a checklist.

Online Telepsychiatry

Confidential consultations by secure video, available anywhere in Pakistan. Assessment, diagnosis, digital prescriptions and follow-up are all handled online.

Stress, Burnout & Anxiety

Persistent stress that stops switching off can affect sleep, concentration and physical health. Assessment establishes whether a treatable anxiety disorder has developed.

Addiction & Recovery Support

Support for substance use alongside any co-occurring psychiatric condition. Care is planned individually, with follow-up review as recovery progresses.

Conditions We Treat

Online Psychiatric Consultation Across Pakistan

Dr. Fazal Ullah is registered with the Pakistan Medical Commission, which permits practice throughout the country. Because consultations are held over secure video, patients in every province book on exactly the same terms — where you live does not limit your access to specialist psychiatric care.

Provinces & Territories

Punjab · Sindh · Khyber Pakhtunkhwa · Balochistan · Gilgit-Baltistan · Azad Jammu & Kashmir · Islamabad Capital Territory

Cities We Consult With

Karachi · Lahore · Islamabad · Rawalpindi · Faisalabad · Multan · Peshawar · Quetta · Hyderabad · Gujranwala · Sialkot · Bahawalpur · Sukkur · Abbottabad · Sargodha · Mardan

Dr. Fazal Ullah is a faculty member at the Balochistan Institute of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences (BIPBS), affiliated with Bolan Medical College and Civil Hospital. All consultations are delivered online, nationwide — how online psychiatric consultation works. Urdu: ذہنی دباؤ کی علامات.

Mental Health Insights & Articles

Evidence-based articles written to help you understand mental health, diagnosis, and treatment pathways.

Bipolar Affective Disorder: Symptoms, Types, Diagnosis and Treatment

Bipolar affective disorder involves episodes of mania or hypomania alongside episodes of depression. It is frequently mistaken for ordinary depression for years before it is correctly identified — and that distinction changes the entire treatment plan.

Stress: Causes, Symptoms, and When It Becomes a Medical Problem

Stress is a normal response to pressure, not an illness. But when it stops switching off, it can affect sleep, concentration, physical health and mood — and sometimes signals a treatable psychiatric condition underneath. Here is how to tell the difference.

Understanding Insomnia Disorder: Causes, Symptoms, and Online Psychiatric Consultation in Pakistan

Struggling with restless nights, frequent awakenings, or morning exhaustion? Chronic insomnia is often deeply linked to underlying anxiety or depression. Discover the clinical causes of sleep disorders and learn how confidential online psychiatric consultation in Pakistan can help you restore healthy sleep from home.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I consult a psychiatrist online in Pakistan?

Yes. Psychiatrists registered with the Pakistan Medical Commission can consult patients online anywhere in Pakistan. Dr. Fazal Ullah, FCPS (Psychiatry), holds PMC registration 4556-B and consults by secure video across every province. The assessment, diagnosis and prescription carry the same standing as an in-person consultation.

How much does an online psychiatrist cost in Pakistan?

PsychConnect offers three consultation lengths: 10 minutes for PKR 2,000, 30 minutes for PKR 5,000, and 45 minutes for PKR 8,000. The same rates apply whether it is your first consultation or a follow-up, so you choose by how much time you need. Fees are shown before booking, with no separate processing charge.

Can a psychiatrist prescribe medication online in Pakistan?

Yes. A psychiatrist registered with the Pakistan Medical Commission can issue a prescription after an online consultation, and it is accepted at pharmacies throughout Pakistan. At PsychConnect the prescription is issued digitally after your consultation. Medication is only prescribed where it is clinically appropriate, not by default.

Is an online psychiatric consultation confidential?

Yes. The consultation is one-to-one over a secure video connection, and your clinical records are treated with the same confidentiality as any medical consultation. Many patients choose online consultation specifically for privacy, since it removes the waiting room and the risk of being recognised locally.

What happens during an online psychiatric consultation?

The psychiatrist takes a detailed history of your symptoms, how they developed, your medical and family background, and how they affect daily life, then carries out a mental state examination through the conversation. A diagnosis and treatment plan are discussed with you, and a prescription is issued where appropriate.

What is the difference between a psychiatrist and a psychologist?

A psychiatrist is a medical doctor who has specialised in psychiatry and can diagnose psychiatric illness and prescribe medication. A psychologist is not a medical doctor and cannot prescribe; they provide psychological assessment and therapy. Both treat mental health, but only a psychiatrist can manage medication.

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Book a Consultation

Consultations are held over secure video, Monday to Saturday, 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM (Pakistan Standard Time), in Urdu, English, Pashto, Sindhi, Balochi or Brahui. Contact the practice or view consultation services and fees.

This is not an emergency service. In a crisis, attend your nearest emergency department.