Neuropsychiatry is a specialized branch of medicine that intersects neurology and psychiatry, focusing on the complex relationship between the brain and behavior. It delves into understanding how neurological disorders affect mental health and vice versa. Practitioners in this field are trained to diagnose and treat conditions ranging from epilepsy and stroke to mood disorders and schizophrenia. They employ a multidisciplinary approach, utilizing tools from both neurology and psychiatry to comprehensively assess and manage patients' conditions. Neuropsychiatrists often collaborate with other specialists such as psychologists, neurosurgeons, and social workers to provide holistic care tailored to each individual's needs. By integrating insights from both disciplines, neuropsychiatry aims to offer a deeper understanding of brain-behavior relationships and provide effective interventions to enhance the quality of life for those experiencing neurological and psychiatric disorders.