Is it permissible for a person suffering from psychological disorders to seek treatment and consultation from a psychiatrist? And is it permissible for him to inform the doctor about sins, some of which may be major, if he sees a benefit in doing so for the treatment or if the doctor asks him about them?

The best cure for psychological ailments is faith in Allah, His decree, and His divine will, because these ailments arise from grief over the past, fear of the future, or discontent with the present. Therefore, it is recommended to worship Allah, remember Him, recite the Quran, and use ruqya as prescribed by Islamic law. There is no objection to consulting a psychiatrist who is trustworthy in his faith, with the possibility of mentioning some details that could aid in diagnosis and treatment if necessary.