Specialties
Online psychiatrist
1 practitioner available
A psychiatrist is a medical doctor specialising in mental health. They make a diagnosis, offer psychotherapeutic support and, when needed, prescribe and adjust medication. Some psychiatrists also see children and adolescents (child psychiatry) and treat addictions.
Available practitioners
Common reasons to consult
- Depression and lasting low mood
- Anxiety disorders, panic attacks, phobias
- Persistent sleep problems
- Bipolar disorder and long-term treatment follow-up
- Addictions: tobacco, alcohol, cannabis, screens
- Attention and behaviour difficulties in children and adolescents
When to consult
- Sadness or anxiety lasting several weeks
- Symptoms that get in the way of work, studies or family life
- A treatment to start, adjust or stop
- Use of a substance you can no longer control
- A specialist opinion after seeing a psychologist or GP
What works remotely
Psychiatric consultations work well by video: the conversation is the core of it, and many patients find it easier to talk from home. Sit somewhere quiet and use headphones. Some medicines subject to special regulations cannot be prescribed remotely; the psychiatrist will explain what to do. If you have suicidal thoughts or are in crisis, do not book online: call emergency services or go to the nearest hospital immediately.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a psychiatrist consultation cost in Morocco?
On Sahti Doc, a consultation with a psychiatrist costs 400 MAD. The fee is set by the doctor and shown before you book: you pay that amount online, with no extra charges.
Psychiatrist or psychologist: which should I see?
A psychiatrist is a doctor and can make a medical diagnosis and prescribe treatment. A psychologist works through conversation and does not prescribe. For severe symptoms or a treatment to adjust, see a psychiatrist; the two are often combined.
Can my child see a psychiatrist online?
Yes, if the practitioner sees children and adolescents (child psychiatry). A parent should be present at the start; depending on the child's age, the psychiatrist may then talk with the child alone.
This information is general and does not replace a medical consultation. In an emergency, contact the emergency services.