Your first appointment is an opportunity for us to get to know each other. We’ll talk about your concerns, your medical and personal history, and what you would like to achieve from care.

I may also do a physical examination.  This helps me create a treatment plan tailored to your needs.

The first session is more detailed and usually lasts between 1–2 hours.

Not necessarily. Medication is just one possible part of care.

My approach also includes supportive therapy techniques, cognitive behavioral techniques), lifestyle recommendations, dietary guidance, and psychoeducation.

If medication becomes a recommended option, I will explain it clearly, discuss potential benefits and risks, and we’ll make decisions together based on what feels safe, appropriate, and aligned with your goals.

Yes. I incorporate supportive therapy and cognitive behavioral therapy techniques into treatment. Many clients benefit from a combination of therapy and, when appropriate, medication.

Currently, I primarily see adults. However, in some cases I also support children and adolescents, particularly where specialized services may not be readily available.

For complex or highly specialized needs, I may collaborate with or recommend referral to a child & adolescent psychiatrist or a multidisciplinary team.

My clinic is in Tobago.  In-person and home visits are offered in Tobago, while virtual sessions are available for clients in Trinidad and internationally.

Our office is located at:
Dr. Alleyne | Mind & Wellness
203 Milford Road, Canaan, Tobago (2nd Floor)

Yes. There is convenient on-site parking so you don’t need to worry about finding a space. This makes it easier to arrive on time and stress-free for your session.

No — your privacy is a priority. While the building is simple to locate, the office is very discreet, and it is not obvious to others that you are attending a medical appointment. This helps protect your confidentiality from the moment you arrive.

Yes, absolutely. The building in which the office is located is fully mobility-friendly. There are ramps at the entrance, on-site parking, and an elevator to take you directly to the second floor where the office is located. This makes it easy and safe for patients who use wheelchairs, walking aids, or who prefer to avoid stairs.

Absolutely! Clients from Trinidad are welcome to schedule in-person appointments at my Tobago office. Some people choose this option for additional privacy or a change of environment. Follow-up sessions can also be arranged online for convenience.

Yes. I offer secure virtual consultations. All you need is a device with internet access and a private space where you feel comfortable speaking.

Yes. Home visits are available in Tobago by appointment for elderly clients, those with mobility challenges, severe illness, or for patients who prefer the privacy of receiving care at home.

Yes. Your privacy is very important. All information shared is kept strictly confidential and protected by medical ethics and law. Information will only be shared with your consent, or if required by law (for example, concerns about immediate safety).

Fees vary depending on the type of service. You can view the current fee schedule here.

Appointments can be arranged through the secure online booking system on this website. The system is available at any time, shows current availability, and confirms bookings once payment is processed.

If you prefer, you may also send a WhatsApp message to coordinate your booking, especially if paying in cash.

Phone calls are reserved for urgent scheduling needs only, as calls may not be answered while I am in session.

Yes. We begin with an initial psychiatric evaluation to ensure the right approach for your needs. This helps determine if formal testing is necessary or if another option might be more suitable—saving you unnecessary cost or time.

If you need to cancel or reschedule, please give at least 48 hours’ notice. Late cancellations or missed appointments may result in a fee. Exceptions may be considered in emergencies.

If you are in crisis, actively suicidal, or unsafe, please go to the nearest Emergency Department immediately.

In Trinidad & Tobago, you can also call Lifeline T&T at 800-5588, 866-5433, or 220-3636. If you are outside T&T, call your local emergency number (e.g., 911 in the US, 112 in the EU, 999 in the UK).

Yes. Medical certificates, reports, and medico-legal assessments (such as capacity evaluations and firearm license assessments) are available upon request.

Reports, letters and forms are not included in consultation fees. To request a report, please send a message via Email or WhatsApp Business. Once received, you will be provided with a quotation based on the report category, along with the expected timeline and secure payment link. See more information here.