When Thoughts Scatter, We Help You Find Your Centre.

Schizophrenia changes how the brain interprets reality, but with structured, science-led and whole-person care, stability and clarity are absolutely achievable.
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Understanding Schizophrenia Beyond the Stereotypes

Schizophrenia is not a “split personality”; it’s a complex brain condition that affects perception, thinking, emotions, and behaviour. Symptoms may appear gradually, often unnoticed in the beginning, before evolving into disruptions like hallucinations, delusions, withdrawal, or emotional blunting. With the right combination of medical stabilisation, brain-based therapies, psychological care, and lifestyle support, individuals can regain clarity, function, and quality of life. Schizophrenia is highly treatable when understood early and managed comprehensively.
Your Thoughts Aren’t Lost, They Need Structure.
With advanced diagnostics and integrated therapies, we decode thought patterns, calm neural chaos, and support lasting functional recovery.

Schizophrenia Simply Explained

Understanding symptoms, exploring care options, and recognising the possibility of recovery.

Symptoms

Schizophrenia shows up in distinct ways—some disruptive, some subtle, all important to recognise early.
  • Positive Symptoms: Hallucinations, delusions, disorganised speech, or confused thinking.
  • Negative Symptoms: Reduced motivation, emotional flatness, withdrawal, or slowed activity.
  • Cognitive Symptoms: Difficulty planning, focusing, decision-making, or holding information.
  • Behavioural Changes: Social isolation, unpredictable behaviour, or reduced interest in daily activities.

Assessments

We use advanced clinical and technological tools to understand each person’s unique neuropsychological profile.
  • qEEG Brain Mapping: Identifies neural dysregulation linked with perceptual distortions and cognitive slowing.
  • Neuropsychological Testing: Measures attention, memory, executive function, and functional abilities.
  • Psychiatric Evaluation: Assesses symptoms, triggers, patterns, and treatment history.
  • Holistic Health Review: Evaluates sleep, nutrition, trauma history, stress, and physical contributors to psychiatric instability.

Treatment

A structured, stabilising plan that supports both the brain and the person.
  • Medication Support: Modern antipsychotics tailored for symptom relief with minimal side effects.
  • Neuromodulation Therapies: rTMS/tDCS to stabilise circuits involved in hallucinations and thought disorganisation.
  • Brain Training: Neurofeedback to support attention, cognitive clarity, and emotional regulation.
  • Therapeutic Interventions: CBT for psychosis, supportive psychotherapy, and family therapy.
  • Lifestyle & Routine Building: Sleep regulation, structured daily rhythm, social skills training, and stress control.
  • Holistic Therapies: Yoga therapy, relaxation training, and integrative mind-body practices to build resilience.

Outcomes

Improved clarity of thought, reduced hallucinations and delusions, better emotional responsiveness, enhanced independence, and stronger cognitive and social functioning. Regular tracking helps maintain stability and prevent relapses.

The Buddhi Clinic Advantage

A stabilising, science-driven approach designed for long-term clarity and recovery.
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Our multidisciplinary team combines medical stabilisation, neuromodulation, cognitive retraining, psychotherapy, and mind-body therapies to support every dimension of recovery. With continuous monitoring and compassionate guidance, we help individuals regain stability, connection, and functional strength.

Answers That Bring Grounding

Explore expert insights, practical guidance, and clear answers to your most pressing questions about anxiety and its care.
Yes. With the right combination of medication, neuromodulation, therapy, and structured support, long-term stability and functional independence are possible.
Not always. Some people experience cognitive or emotional symptoms more prominently than hallucinations or delusions.
Disrupted routines, stress, sleep imbalance, or stopping medication too early can trigger relapses. Regular follow-up helps prevent them.
Yes, qEEG, rTMS, and neurofeedback offer measurable improvements in cognitive clarity, emotional stability, and neural balance.
Absolutely. Many people return to work, studies, relationships, and meaningful functioning with consistent care.
Not necessarily. Early diagnosis, structured treatment, and continuous monitoring significantly reduce progression and complications.
No. It stems from brain circuitry differences, genetics, developmental factors, and environmental stresses.