Our Patients are our priority, we offer quality medical and psychiatric services with a team of specialists.

At Shanti Home, we offer indoor and outdoor mental health services, drug addiction treatment, rehabilitation programs for chronic psychiatric patients, occupational, psychological assessments and psychosocial interventions, as well as daycare. Additionally, the team provides guidance and treatment for children and adolescents, as well as disability assessments, including learning disorders and autistic disorders. The facility also runs Alcoholic Anonymous (AA) meetings for people who care for people with chronic psychiatric disorders.

Under the able leadership of Dr. Manish S. Kansal (CMD), the Shanti Home was founded in 2007 by a group of mental health professionals. After having graduated with a medical degree from B.J.M.C. Pune, Dr. Kansal pursued a postgraduate degree in psychiatry from G.S.M.C. and KEM Hospital Mumbai. A leading psychiatric specialist in Delhi, he has a wide variety of experiences. Additionally, Dr. Kansal is the first Indian Acupuncture Detoxification Specialist (ADS) who was trained under Dr. Smith, Chairperson of the National Association of Drug Abuse (NADA), USA. Moreover, Dr. Kansal has actively participated in the Delhi Psychiatric Society (DPS) as General Secretary (2003-09), Vice President (2010-12) and President (2012-14).

We have two different units in Delhi NCR:

• “Psychiatric & Multi-speciality Medical Management Unit” named SHANTI HOME-BDH (40 Bedded) at BIMLA DEVI HOSPITAL, Mayur Vihar Phase II, Delhi
• “Psychiatric Rehabilitation & De-addiction Unit” named SHANTI HOME-KNEUS (75 Bedded) at KNEUS Campus, Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh

• To provide quality Mental health care services for Patients with Acute and chronic Psychiatric Disorders.
• Make multidisciplinary mental health care services available to as many people as possible,
• Establish cost-effective Models for Psychiatry Rehabilitation and Drug Dead diction Units.
• To remove the stigma attached to psychiatric disorders through community outreach initiatives.
• To generate awareness among the larger community about mental health.
• To promote research and training activities in the field of clinical mental health.