A Psychiatrist Who Speaks Brahui

Online psychiatric consultation in Brahui — for Khuzdar, Kalat, Mastung, Kharan, Nushki and beyond.

Brahui is spoken by a large share of Balochistan, yet very few psychiatrists anywhere can hold a consultation in it. For a psychiatric assessment that matters: the diagnosis rests on how a patient describes what they feel and experience, and that is hardest to do in a second language — especially for elderly patients, women who have had less schooling in Urdu, and children.

Dr. Fazal Ullah consults in Brahui. He spent four years as Assistant Professor of Psychiatry at Jhalawan Medical College in Khuzdar, so he knows the region and how mental illness is talked about there.

Who this helps

Patients in Khuzdar, Kalat, Mastung, Surab, Kharan, Nushki, Lasbela and Hub
Families who would otherwise travel to Quetta or Karachi for a psychiatrist
Elderly patients and relatives more comfortable in Brahui than Urdu
Brahui-speaking families elsewhere in Pakistan and abroad

What can be treated online

Depression, anxiety, stress, sleep problems, drug and alcohol problems, psychosis and schizophrenia (with family involvement), bipolar disorder, OCD, ADHD, dementia, and children’s behaviour and development concerns.

How it works

Book online and choose a 30 or 45-minute consultation
Join the video call from a phone — no app needed
Speak in Brahui; family members can join
Receive the prescription and follow-up plan online

Consult online

Dr. Fazal Ullah, FCPS (Psychiatry), is a consultant psychiatrist registered with the Pakistan Medical Commission (PMC 4556-B). He consults online by secure video with patients across Pakistan and Pakistanis abroad, in Balochi, Brahui, Pashto, Urdu, Sindhi and English. Book a consultation · Free AI screener

Common questions

Can the consultation be fully in Brahui?

Yes. Dr. Fazal Ullah can conduct the whole consultation in Brahui, or move between Brahui, Balochi and Urdu as the family prefers.

Internet in our area is weak. Will it work?

The video call works on ordinary mobile data. If the connection drops, the doctor calls back; a shorter consultation can be chosen for follow-ups.

Is this for emergencies?

No. If someone is at risk of harming themselves or others, call Rescue 1122 or go to the nearest hospital emergency department now.

This information is educational and does not replace an individual assessment. If someone is at risk of harming themselves or others, call Rescue 1122 or go to the nearest hospital emergency department now.