Dr Dona Biswas

Dona Biswas began her career in psychiatry the conventional way — and gradually found that the conventional way was not enough. Not because it lacked rigour, but because it lacked wholeness. Over decades of clinical practice, she moved toward an integrative model that holds the brain and the being together — drawing on neurofeedback, functional psychiatry, and the quiet understanding that the mind cannot be separated from the life it lives in.

Her inner life has always run alongside this. A Kriya Yoga practitioner, a Reiki master, and a student of the Bhagavad Gita, she carries the timeless wisdom of Ancient India not as a belief system but as a living practice — something that shapes how she sees, how she listens, and how she writes.

Her books — clinical and fictional alike — emerge from the same question: what does it mean to truly heal? Not to manage, not to cope, but to become more fully oneself. That question has no single answer. She is still walking toward it.