Psychiatric Referral Service
When you are not sure whether you or your loved one needs a psychiatrist, medication, or something else—Mr. Psyc helps you map symptoms, risk, and next steps without panic.
Symptom & Risk Map
Organise your symptoms, history, and current stress into a clear picture for decision-making.
Right-Care Direction
Clarify whether counselling, psychiatry, or emergency care is the safest next move.
Referral-Ready Notes
Go to the psychiatrist with structured notes, questions, and safety concerns already organised.
Why psychiatric guidance matters
This section explains the common confusion around psychiatry and why a structured referral can save time, money, and distress.
“Do I really need a psychiatrist?”
Anxiety around medicines
Unclear symptom picture
Missing red flags
Too many options, no direction
Guided referrals create clarity
Built for Individuals. Parents. Partners.
People who feel stuck between “it’s just stress” and “is this a serious issue?” and want a calm, professional view on whether psychiatric care is needed now.
My 6-Step Method
Screen
Clarify
Risk-check
Align
Refer
Support
What You Get
From symptom mapping to referral-ready notes—everything is designed to make psychiatric care clearer, calmer, and more efficient.
Symptom summary sheet
Red-flag checklist
Question prompts
Medication tracker template
Care options map
Follow-up plan
Your Referral Roadmap
Instead of random advice, you follow a structured sequence that respects both safety and your comfort level.
Share your concerns
You describe symptoms, history, and what is worrying you most.
Map symptoms & risk
We organise your experience into a clear clinical picture with red-flag checks.
Choose care direction
We discuss whether counselling, psychiatry, or hospital is the best fit.
Prepare for consult
You receive referral-ready notes, question prompts, and monitoring points.
Review & adjust
After the consult, you can review what was advised and plan next steps.
Progress Snapshot
The goal is that you know what is happening, what level of help is needed, and how to move forward—without guessing.
82%
Clarity about next steps
Goal: knowing who to consult and why
76%
Confidence during consult
Goal: asking questions without freezing
Free screening
Care options explained
Referral-ready notes
Works with your doctor
Family-inclusive options
Confidential support
Start with clarity
No forced labels
Safety-first mindset
Realistic next steps
Evidence-informed
Works with your psychiatrist
You stay in control
Ask Mr. Psyc about psychiatric next steps
No. This is not an emergency service. If there is immediate risk to life (for example, suicidal actions, severe self-harm, seizures, chest pain, loss of reality, or violence), please contact local emergency services or go to the nearest hospital immediately.
No. Mr. Psyc does not prescribe medicines. This service helps you reach and prepare for qualified psychiatrists or doctors who can make medication decisions.
No. It is a supportive layer around psychiatric care—helping you decide when to consult, what to share, and how to follow the advice safely.
Yes. Parents can use this to understand whether child or adolescent symptoms need psychiatric review and how to present information in a way doctors can use.
Yes. Your information is handled with confidentiality and consent-first care. Information is only shared outside with your permission, except where safety or law requires otherwise.
Stories of clarity
The aim is not to push you into medication; it is to make sure you are not facing serious symptoms alone.
I was scared of the word “psychiatrist”. After this process, I knew why I should go, what to say, and what to ask.
Harsh
We were confused between counselling and psychiatry for our son. The referral notes made the hospital visit smooth.
Meera
I was already on medicines but didn’t know what to track. The templates helped me speak up in follow-ups.
Anonymous
I learnt how to support without forcing decisions. That changed the tone of our conversations.
Rohit
