eMbrace Lives and TMTC Partner to Expand Access to Mental Health Care
The right mental healthcare shouldn’t be limited by borders, and this partnership is helping make specialist support more accessible.
Published on 18 September 20262m


Access to the right mental health support should not be limited by geography. Yet for many patients and families, finding the right specialist, navigating different healthcare systems and accessing timely care can be challenging.
Recognising the need for more accessible and connected mental healthcare, eMbrace Lives and The Medical Travel Company (TMTC) have partnered to help UK patients access specialist mental health and psychological care in India.
The partnership brings together eMbrace’s expertise in evidence-based mental health and neurodevelopmental care with TMTC’s established UK-India healthcare model, creating a more supported pathway for patients seeking specialist care.
eMbrace Lives: Evidence-Based Mental Health Care
Founded by Dr. Supriya Malik, eMbrace is a mental health and neurodevelopmental care centre headquartered in Delhi. Its multidisciplinary team includes RCI-certified clinical psychologists, child psychologists, speech-language pathologists, occupational therapists, physiotherapists, expressive arts therapists and special educators.
eMbrace provides support across different stages of life, from early childhood and adolescence through adulthood. Its services include psychological assessments, therapy, child development support and specialist interventions for conditions such as ADHD, autism, learning disabilities, anxiety, depression, OCD, trauma and relationship concerns.
The organisation follows an evidence-based approach, incorporating internationally recognised frameworks and tools, including NICE protocols and Pearson-accredited assessment tools. Patients can access care both online and in person, making specialist support available to families in India and abroad.
TMTC: Connecting Patients with Specialist Care in India
The Medical Travel Company is a healthcare facilitator connecting patients from the UK with doctors, hospitals and treatment options in India.
TMTC's model is designed around supporting patients throughout their healthcare journey – from initial consultations and treatment planning to care in India, recovery and follow-up after returning home.
Patients can consult with UK and Indian doctors before travelling, receive treatment at leading Indian hospitals and access dedicated aftercare and recovery support in India. TMTC also provides assistance with travel arrangements and post-treatment follow-up, helping patients navigate the practical aspects of seeking healthcare abroad.
With mental health already forming part of TMTC's healthcare offering, the partnership with eMbrace expands the specialist support available to patients seeking psychological and neurodevelopmental care.
Where the Two Missions Meet
The partnership between eMbrace and TMTC is built around a shared belief: access to quality healthcare should extend beyond geographical boundaries.
Mental health care can be particularly personal. Finding a specialist who understands a patient's concerns, family circumstances and individual needs is an important part of the process.
Through this partnership, patients can explore access to specialist mental health services in India while receiving support with the wider journey.
Access to Specialist Mental Health Care
eMbrace's multidisciplinary team provides psychological assessments, therapy and specialist support across children, adolescents and adults. This includes services for neurodevelopmental conditions, emotional and behavioural concerns, relationships and broader mental wellbeing.
A Personalised Approach
Mental healthcare is not one-size-fits-all. eMbrace's model begins with understanding an individual's concerns, history and goals before developing a personalised care plan. Its approach combines assessment, evidence-based interventions and ongoing support.
Support Beyond the Consultation
For patients travelling internationally, accessing care involves more than finding a specialist. Travel planning, accommodation, coordination and follow-up can all form part of the experience.
TMTC's end-to-end model is designed to support patients before, during and after their treatment journey, helping reduce the practical challenges associated with seeking healthcare abroad.
Online and In-Person Options
eMbrace offers both online and in-person sessions, allowing patients to access its services from different locations. For patients who require in-person assessments or interventions in India, TMTC can support the wider medical travel journey.
What This Partnership Means for Patients
For individuals and families considering mental health care in India, navigating an unfamiliar healthcare system can feel overwhelming. Patients may have questions about which specialist they need, where to receive care and how to manage the practical aspects of travelling for treatment.
That is where eMbrace and TMTC come together.
eMbrace brings:
- Multidisciplinary mental health and neurodevelopmental expertise
- Clinical psychologists and specialist therapists
- Psychological assessments and evidence-based therapy
- Support for children, adolescents and adults
- Online and in-person care options
TMTC brings:
- A UK–India healthcare pathway
- Assistance with consultations and treatment planning
- Coordination of the medical travel journey
- Accommodation and recovery support
- Follow-up support after patients return home
Together, the partnership creates a more connected pathway for patients looking to explore specialist mental health care in India, combining clinical expertise with support throughout the wider healthcare journey.
Building a More Connected Approach to Mental Healthcare
Mental healthcare does not begin and end with a single appointment. For many individuals and families, finding the right support involves assessment, treatment, communication and continuity of care.
By combining eMbrace's expertise in mental health and neurodevelopmental care with TMTC's experience in cross-border healthcare, the partnership opens another pathway for patients seeking timely, personalised and evidence-based support.
Because when it comes to mental health, the right care should be within reach — wherever you are.
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