Dr Misquitta has more than 20 years of  experience treating a variety of acute and chronic psychiatric disorders in both outpatient and inpatient settings. Besides managing all major psychoses, depression, anxiety, and phobias (including fear of flying); he has also worked with patients having addictions, body image disorders and anorexia nervosa. Dr Misquitta conducted funded research on PTSD, for which he was the principal investigator. He has presented papers and conducted workshops at national and international conferences.

His area of special interest is child and adolescent psychiatry. Dr Misquitta has more than 10 years experience with children having special needs and with their caregivers. Dr Misquitta was Consultant Child Psychiatrist for the AF Golden Jubilee School, New Delhi which has the oldest integrated Special Wing. He also initiated child psychiatry consultation-liaison at ASHA School for Children with Neuro-developmental Disabilities, Bangalore. He was the principal author for the Armed Forces Guidelines on Child & Adolescent Psychiatry, and has published papers on child psychiatry.

Dr Neville Misquitta is an alumnus of AFMC, Pune. He completed his MD Psychiatry in 1993 and was awarded the Kekobad Minocher Framroze Prize for obtaining first position at the University of Pune. Since then he has worked at all psychiatry centres of the Indian Air Force. His experience included professorship in psychiatry, and he is a recognised postgraduate teacher and guide for the Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Bangalore.

Mental health problems require a coordinated, multi-disciplinary approach for successful resolution. Fragmented and disorganised resources are a major problem for this group of persons and their caregivers. Pathfinder Clinic overcomes these barriers by providing integrated, ethical, and effective mental health care under one roof.