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India Eating Disorder Treatment Information & Resources
India Eating Disorder Treatment programs strive to make mental health care more easily accessible and reduce the stigma surrounding eating disorders nationwide.
India Eating Disorder Treatment Organizations & Charities
The MINDS Foundation recognizes that both stigma and economic burden keep many of India’s population from seeking help for mental health issues.
With centers in both North and South Goa, this non-profit specializes in helping children and adolescents struggling with mental health concerns.
India Eating Disorder Treatment Specialists
Lakshmi Vijayakumar, M.D.
Tel: 044-24981939
Mobile: 9283142341
admin@snehaindia.org
Sanjay Chugh, M.D.
Tel: +91-11-41436012 / 41436013 / 29219476 / 29219820
Mobile: +91-98914-86368, +91-9811079401
drchugh@gmail.com
doc@drchugh.com
Additional resources:
Fortis Memorial Research Institute
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