Centre for Integrative Psychiatry

Dr NM Moola

The Centre for Integrative Psychiatry is dedicated to comprehensive, personalised mental healthcare.

We bring together psychiatric medicine, psychotherapy and carefully selected integrative treatments within one coordinated centre. Our approach considers the whole person—their symptoms, physical health, history, relationships, lifestyle, daily functioning and personal goals

Centre for Integrative Psychiatry

Dr NM Moola

The Centre for Integrative Psychiatry is dedicated to comprehensive, personalised mental healthcare.

Integrative Psychiatry

What is Integrative Psychiatry?

Integrative psychiatry views an individual as a whole consisting of physical, emotional, mental, spiritual, social, and environmental aspects. Therefore, integrative psychiatry is a holistic approach that uses both conventional and complementary therapies in the treatment of psychiatric disorders. The goal of this approach is to allow health and well-being on all levels.

Who Can it Help?

Integrative psychiatry can help those who have had difficulty with traditional psychiatry and who want to take a deeper look at their health and how it impacts their life. Treatment can help those with a variety of conditions such as mood disorders, anxiety, depression, substance abuse issues, eating disorders, PTSD, OCD, phobias, perimenopause, fibromyalgia.

Treatment

• Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
• Conventional Pharmaceuticals
• Botanical & Herbal Remedies
• Nutritional Counselling
• Exercise & Movement Therapy
• Eye Movement Exercises
• Bodywork (e.g. Ayurvedic Massage)
• Meditation, Relaxation & Breathing Exercises
• Guided Visualisation & Imagery
• Art Therapy
• Dream Work & Symbology

Testimonials

I cannot express enough how profoundly grateful I am to have found Dr. Nai'm Moola and his Centre for Integrative Psychiatry. His excellence as a psychiatrist transcends mere treatment, He genuinely heals the heart and mind with boundless compassion, empathy, and an unwavering dedication that touches the soul."

Mohammed

"I am grateful for the journey that Dr Moola has walked with me in my quest for mental wellness. The journey continues to unravel and Dr Moola remains steadfast in providing me with the help and resources I need to overcome each challenge. For innovative and "out-of-the-box" solutions to mental health challenges I would always recommend Dr Moola."

Betty

"I have been in contact with Dr Moola for 4 years now. I absolutely recommend him at all cost. He keeps eye contact, is empathetic and he makes sure to get back to his patients. Our sessions have always been jam packed with useful information and guidance and questions that allow for unraveling. I feel safe and trust his work immensely."

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Mission Statement

Our mission is to transform psychiatric care from a series of appointments into a connected journey—one guided by understanding, strengthened by collaboration, and supported by a doctor who remains involved throughout.

treatment philosophy

We believe that effective psychiatric care begins with understanding the whole person—not only a diagnosis or collection of symptoms.

Every patient’s journey begins with a comprehensive evaluation by the doctor. We consider mental and physical health, personal history, previous treatment, relationships, lifestyle, daily functioning and individual goals before recommending a way forward.

Our treatment philosophy is guided by five principles:

Whole-person understanding

Mental well-being is influenced by biological, psychological, social, and lifestyle factors. We consider how these areas interact so that treatment addresses the person’s broader needs.

Personalised care

There is no single treatment plan that is suitable for everyone. Care may include psychiatric medicine, psychotherapy, integrative treatments, occupational therapy and structured patient or family programmes, depending on individual need.

Evidence-informed choice

We combine established psychiatric practice with carefully considered integrative and emerging approaches. We explain the available evidence, limitations, alternatives and possible risks so that patients can make informed decisions.

Coordinated treatment

Different elements of care should work together. Where appropriate, the doctor coordinates psychiatric treatment with psychotherapy, occupational therapy and other supportive programmes to create one connected plan.

Continuing partnership

The doctor remains a part of the patient’s entire journey—from assessment and treatment planning to monitoring, adjustment, and ongoing support.

Treatment is not a once-off decision. As the patient’s needs and circumstances change, the plan is reviewed and adapted together.

Our goal is not simply to reduce symptoms, but to support meaningful, sustainable improvements in well-being, daily functioning, relationships, and quality of life.