Dr. Ankush Singhal is a Consultant Psychiatrist based in the Greater Manchester and Cheshire area, with extensive experience in treating a variety of mental health difficulties, ranging from psychotic illnesses and bipolar disorders to depression and anxiety disorders. He routinely helps people suffering from stress-related conditions, such as those associated with occupational difficulties and relationship problems. He has special expertise in the well-being and mental health of those suffering from physical health problems like COPD, diabetes, heart problems, cancer, chronic pain, and terminal illnesses, as well as medically unexplained physical symptoms such as non-epileptic attack disorder. Dr. Singhal believes in a holistic and collaborative approach, focusing on patients' values and aspirations, and working with them in partnership. He emphasizes not only medical treatment but also lifestyle, stress management, coping strategies, socio-occupational functioning, and behavioral therapies. Dr. Singhal graduated in Medicine in 1999 and has 20 years of experience in mental health, starting in 2001 and working as a Consultant Psychiatrist since 2010. He serves as an executive committee member for the Royal College of Psychiatrists (RCPsych) in the Faculty of Liaison Psychiatry and the North West division. He is the regional representative of Liaison Psychiatry for RCPsych and sits on interview panels for consultant recruitment, appraising other consultants. He is a trainer, supervisor, teacher, and examiner for MRCPsych exams, and has published widely in peer-reviewed international journals. His contributions have been recognized with Clinical Excellence Awards, and he was honored with the Fellowship of the Royal College of Psychiatry (FRCPsych). Dr. Singhal offers remote consultations through telephone and tele-video during the COVID-19 pandemic. His expertise includes video consultation, anger and stress management, rTMS, bipolar disorder, psychotic disorders, depression and anxiety disorders, obsessive-compulsive disorder, personality disorders, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), sleep disorders, psychological difficulties with physical health problems, stress-related problems, adjustment difficulties, and medically unexplained and functional illnesses.