When seeking therapy, understanding the different approaches can help you choose the one that fits your needs best. Two popular therapies, Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) and Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapy, offer distinct paths to healing. Both have proven effective for various mental health challenges, yet they differ in origins, techniques, and focus. This post explores these differences, helping you grasp how each therapy works and when it might be the right choi

Privacy is essential in therapy. Learn how Bhatta Psychotherapy ensures your confidentiality and why it matters in Nepal’s cultural context.

In Nepal, D.Bhatta is one of the clinicians trained directly at the Linehan Institute (USA)—the world’s leading authority on DBT. With 10 years of clinical experience, he offers authentic, full-protocol DBT both in-person in Kathmandu and online across Nepal. At Bhatta Psychotherapy, clients receive structured skills training, mindfulness practices, crisis-management techniques, and one-on-one support tailored to Nepali cultural and emotional contexts.

When “Is he too old for me?” becomes a 2 a.m. obsession, you don’t need more opinions—you need a plan. This guide shows you a 7-day reset to stop reassurance checking, map your values, and make a steady choice. Includes clear steps to seek psychological support and book a session if you want guided help.

Mental health challenges are on the rise in Nepal, like much of the world. Traditional therapies, while helpful, sometimes fall short in addressing deep-rooted issues hindering long-term wellbeing. That's where Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) offers a unique and powerful approach to healing and growth.