Research, clinical studies and mental health insights from our team.
Prajavani • 2026-10-12
Prajavani reported on a Cadabam's Hospitals analysis of 77,568 consultations on its AI-based MindTalk platform: seven in ten mental health enquiries came from women, and the concerns people raised shifted clearly with age — attention and hyperactivity issues among 18–25-year-olds, addiction among 26–35-year-olds.
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Bangalore Mirror • 2026-09-01
Bangalore Mirror reports that Bengaluru psychologists are seeing more individuals and couples seek therapy around consensual non-monogamous relationships. Neha Cadabam, Senior Psychologist and Executive Director at Cadabam's Hospitals, explains that the rise reflects greater openness in seeking support — not necessarily more people choosing polyamory — and that distress usually arises when expectations, boundaries or emotional needs go unspoken.
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The Hindu • 2026-08-04
The Hindu reported on a Cadabam's Hospitals clinical study drawing on 58,000+ student touchpoints across 3,569 counselling sessions in Bengaluru schools and colleges, which found that family conflict (14%) outranks academic stress (10%) as a reason students seek psychological support — with anxiety the leading concern (29%) and PU students showing the highest self-harm concerns. Neha Cadabam, Senior Psychologist and Executive Director, Cadabam's Hospitals, called for emotionally safe environments where students feel heard without fear of judgement.
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NDTV Health • 2026-07-26
Neha Cadabam, Senior Psychologist and Executive Director at Cadabam's Hospitals, speaks to NDTV Health on high-functioning depression — how people can appear completely fine on the outside while silently struggling, and why functioning and wellbeing are never the same thing.
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Health and Me • 2026-07-03
Neha Cadabam, Senior Psychologist and Executive Director at Cadabam's Hospitals, answers parents' biggest questions about gaming addiction in children and teens — explaining when gaming becomes a concern and the emotional needs behind it — as featured in Health and Me.
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Times Now • 2026-06-04
Neha Cadabam, Senior Psychologist and Executive Director at Cadabam's Hospitals, unpacks Personality Dysmorphia in Times Now — explaining why chronic burnout, overstimulation, and emotional exhaustion are often mistaken for introversion.
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Only My Health • 2026-06-04
Neha Cadabam, Senior Psychologist and Executive Director at Cadabam's Hospitals, explains why the brain responds to on-screen horror and crime as real danger — keeping the nervous system on alert and disrupting sleep — as featured in Only My Health.
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The New Indian Express • 2026-06-01
NCRB 2024 data shows Bengaluru's suicide rate stands at 28.3 per lakh — the highest among Indian metros. Cadabam's Hospitals' Neha Cadabam and other experts cite work pressure, isolation, and rising costs as key factors.
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The Indian Express • 2026-05-25
Neha Cadabam, Senior Psychologist at Cadabam's Hospitals, explains how GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic can trigger emotional disconnect and reshape identity — as featured in The Indian Express.
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Vijaya Karnataka • 2026-05-01
For Mother's Day, Vijaya Karnataka picked up actor Neha Dhupia's admission that she lost touch with many friends after having children, and asked Neha Cadabam, Senior Psychologist at Cadabam's Mindtalk, why. In this Kannada-language feature she explained how a couple shifts from a two-person system to a more unstable three-person one, why a mother's limited attachment bandwidth is redirected to the infant, the identity shift of 'matrescence', and why friendships are redrawn.
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The Times of India • 2026-04-28
The Times of India reported on Bengaluru's weekend shift from dating apps to speed dating, stranger meetups and, more quietly, discreet dating platforms. Neha Cadabam, Senior Psychologist at Cadabam's Hospitals, explained why fast formats prioritise immediacy over depth, what the rise of discreet dating apps says about unmet emotional needs in marriages, and how the pandemic left a heightened urgency to connect in real life.
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The Indian Express • 2026-04-09
After a Los Angeles jury ordered Meta and Google to pay $6 million over the addictive design of their platforms, The Indian Express spoke to Dr Arohi Vardhan, Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist at Cadabam's Hospitals Bengaluru, who sees problematic screen use in most young patients. She explained that the warning sign is not how long children use screens but how they react when they cannot, how the pandemic made screen exposure premature, and how to tell whether digital addiction is the primary problem or a way of coping with something else.
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New Indian Express • 2026-03-24
New Indian Express spotlights a core message from the Sarthaka Baduku launch — mental health awareness must begin long before a crisis, and early intervention can change lives.
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The New Indian Express's coverage of the Sarthaka Baduku launch underscored the value of recognising emotional distress early — and the role of counselling and preventive care among young people and schools.
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Prajavani • 2026-03-24
Prajavani's coverage of the Sarthaka Baduku launch carried Sri Shivaratri Deshikendra Swamiji's message — that mental illnesses deserve the same recognition, compassion, and treatment as physical health conditions.
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Star of Mysore • 2026-03-24
Star of Mysore's coverage of the Sarthaka Baduku launch spotlighted early recognition of emotional distress and access to counselling, psychiatric care, and community support — with schools playing a key role in spotting warning signs.
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Vijaya Karnataka • 2026-03-24
Vijaya Karnataka's coverage of the Sarthaka Baduku launch spotlights why mental health belongs in mainstream conversation — and how breaking stigma opens the door to help-seeking and change.
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Vijaya Karnataka • 2026-03-17
After Dr Dileep, son-in-law of actor Shivarajkumar, spoke of pausing his medical practice for a year while his wife Nirupama was unwell, Vijaya Karnataka asked Dr Anitha Bharathan, Consultant Clinical Psychologist at Cadabam's Hospitals, how a partner can support a loved one through serious illness. In this Kannada-language feature she covered the emotional challenges couples face, how to give support without overwhelming the patient, communication strategies for a medical crisis, balancing hope with reality, and the warning signs of caregiver burnout.
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Vijaya Karnataka • 2026-03-11
In a Kannada-language feature for Vijaya Karnataka, Dr Priya Raghavan, Senior Psychiatrist at Cadabam's Hospitals, explained why some people feel sleepy by day yet cannot fall asleep at night. The cause is a circadian rhythm out of step with the natural day-night cycle, driven by evening screen use and blue light, irregular sleep schedules, daytime naps, caffeine, inactivity and stress, and sometimes by sleep disorders such as delayed sleep phase syndrome or insomnia.
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The Better India • 2026-03-03
The Better India told the stories of two families who overcame stigma to seek care at Cadabams: a Bengaluru mother whose son spiralled under exam pressure and is now stable seven years on, and a family whose 77-year-old mother recovered from a manic episode through patient, structured care. Sandesh Cadabam, Managing Director of Cadabams Group, and Dr Anitha Bharathan, Consultant Clinical Psychologist, explained why self-blame keeps Indian families from seeking help and how Mindtalk extends support between sessions.
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The New Indian Express • 2026-03-02
The New Indian Express examined how reckless driving and stunt videos going viral are reshaping how young people perceive risk and recognition. Dr Arun Kumar, Senior Consultant Psychiatrist at Cadabam's Hospitals, explained why content that triggers anger, shock or fear spreads fastest, how algorithms amplify aggression, and why people confronted over risky behaviour react defensively when risk-taking has become tied to identity and social approval.
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The Times of India • 2026-03-01
The Times of India reported that fears of AI-driven job losses and a rough job market are pushing Bengaluru professionals into presenteeism, showing up every day while struggling with exhaustion, anxiety and depression. Neha Cadabam, Senior Psychologist and Executive Director at Cadabam's Hospitals, explained how mental exhaustion quietly erodes the quality of work and why employees still hesitate to claim mental health leave.
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The Indian Express • 2026-02-24
Kajol once said the thing she loves most about Shah Rukh Khan, that he is always a gentleman, is also the thing that irritates her. The Indian Express asked Neha Cadabam, Senior Psychologist and Executive Director at Cadabam's Hospitals, why we get irritated by the very traits we admire in people close to us, whether always performing a composed role leads to burnout, and how to hold admiration and irritation together in a healthy way.
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The Times of India • 2026-02-09
The Times of India reported on NIMHANS' Music Cognition Lab, where neuropsychologists use rhythm, metronomes and rhythmic speech to help stroke patients regain speech, memory and numerical skills. Neha Cadabam, Senior Psychologist and Executive Director at Cadabam's Hospitals, described how Cadabam's integrates music into personalised recovery plans for patients with traumatic brain injuries, identified through multidisciplinary assessment rather than used as a standalone intervention.
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News9 • 2026-02-06
Responding to the Economic Survey 2025-26's warning on digital addiction, Neha Cadabam, Senior Psychologist and Executive Director at Cadabam's Hospitals, shared Cadabam's clinical data with News9: nearly 38% of patients aged 22 to 38 seeking help for work-related mental health concerns named excessive social media use as their main way of coping, over 60% scroll for two to three hours late at night believing it helps them decompress, and nearly half wait six months or more before seeking help.
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Health Shots • 2026-02-01
Health Shots asked Neha Cadabam, Senior Psychologist and Executive Director at Cadabam's Hospitals, why hours of scrolling after work leave people heavier and more tired rather than rested. She explained how constant stimulation keeps the brain alert when it should be powering down, why professionals in their 20s and 30s are most affected, how the dopamine loop makes scrolling hard to stop, and shared eight practical ways to use social media without letting it drain you.
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Times Now • 2026-01-29
After India's Economic Survey flagged digital addiction as a growing systemic risk, Times Now spoke to Neha Cadabam, Senior Psychologist and Executive Director at Cadabam's Hospitals, who described a sharp rise in students and young adults presenting with anxiety, depression, stress and sleep problems where excessive screen exposure is a common underlying factor, and warned that many do not recognise the problem until it affects studies, work or emotional stability.
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The Gourmet Edit • 2026-01-20
The Gourmet Edit explored the 5-5-5 breathing technique, a fifteen-second ritual for resetting an overstimulated nervous system. Neha Cadabam, Senior Psychologist at Cadabams Mindtalk, explained that the practice is rooted in polyvagal theory, moving the body out of fight-or-flight into a rest-and-restore state, stimulating the vagus nerve and improving heart rate variability, and why somatic regulation often comes before cognitive clarity.
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The Indian Express • 2026-01-16
After comedian Bharti Singh spoke about her persistent fear of being alone, tracing it to childhood evenings spent outside a dark house, The Indian Express asked Neha Cadabam, Senior Psychologist and Executive Director at Cadabam's Hospitals, how early experiences wire the nervous system to treat solitude as danger, when discomfort becomes an anxiety pattern, and how adults can gently retrain themselves to feel safe alone.
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The Indian Express • 2026-01-10
Deepika Padukone once said she is 'just a 12th pass' whose parents initially struggled with her choice to model instead of finishing a degree. The Indian Express asked Neha Parashar, Senior Psychologist at Cadabam's Hospitals, why unconventional careers are frowned upon in Indian families, why the pressure is greater for women, and how visible creative success stories are shifting attitudes towards personal fulfilment.
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The Times of India • 2025-12-29
In its year-end review of Bengaluru's mental health landscape, The Times of India reported that clinics across the city saw 10% to 250% more walk-ins and in-patients in 2025, with Cadabam's Hospitals recording a 250 to 300% rise in OPD visits, a 40 to 42% rise in admissions and more couples seeking therapy. The report traced the shift to sustained awareness, institutional support and earlier help-seeking, while flagging cost barriers and rising concerns among children and adolescents.
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The Indian Express • 2025-12-29
After Hotmail co-founder Sabeer Bhatia argued that India's fear of failure and conformist education stop people from experimenting, The Indian Express asked Neha Cadabam, Senior Psychologist and Executive Director at Cadabam's Hospitals, what repeated setbacks do to the mind. She explained how chronic stress and eroded self-esteem can lead to anxiety, depression and burnout, and why reframing failure as feedback is the key to bouncing back.
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The Indian Express • 2025-12-18
After Aamir Khan admitted that overconfidence led to the costly failure of Laal Singh Chaddha, The Indian Express asked Neha Cadabam, Senior Psychologist and Executive Director at Cadabam's Hospitals, how repeated success clouds judgement. She explained the 'illusion of control', the safeguards that prevent costly missteps, and how to recover from a major setback by reframing failure as feedback.
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The Indian Express • 2025-12-18
After Malaika Arora said she would tell her younger self to take her time before marrying, The Indian Express asked Dr Anitha B, Clinical Psychologist at Cadabam's Hospitals, how marrying very young affects identity formation and later relationship satisfaction, what genuine readiness for commitment looks like, and how to tell openness to love again from a wish to fill an emotional void.
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The Indian Express • 2025-12-09
After Rakul Preet Singh described choosing gratitude over comparison as 'two sides to a coin', The Indian Express asked Dr Anitha B, Clinical Psychologist at Cadabam's Hospitals, how to balance healthy ambition with gratitude without guilt, and how to interrupt the comparison loop with internal benchmarks, stimulus control and grounding routines.
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Indian Startup Times • 2025-11-11
Indian Startup Times reported on Cadabams Group's $7.3 million (Rs 65 crore) investment in MindTalk, its AI-powered digital mental health platform, calling it one of the largest deep-tech initiatives in India's mental health sector. MindTalk pairs three decades of clinical expertise with a clinician-supervised deep agent model to deliver personalised therapy support, preventive screening and real-time mood tracking nationwide.
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YourStory • 2025-11-11
YourStory covered Cadabams Group's $7.3 million (Rs 65 crore) investment in MindTalk, a 'Deep Agent' for mental health that combines large language models, conversational AI and adaptive learning under clinician supervision. Founded in 1991, Cadabams operates 42 centres across India and the Maldives, plans to expand to 150 to 160 centres with 3,500 beds, and aims to make MindTalk accessible to at least one million users.
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The Indian Express • 2025-11-11
After Kajol brushed off being called a 'bad mother' and 'bad wife', The Indian Express asked Aparna Rani, Clinical Psychologist at Cadabam's Hospitals, what such labels do when they are internalised. She explained how they corrode the self-schema through cognitive dissonance and confirmation bias, how they spill into relationships as withdrawal, hypersensitivity and people-pleasing, and the reframing, self-compassion and boundary-setting strategies that help.
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Entrackr • 2025-11-11
Entrackr reported that Cadabams Group has invested $7.3 million (Rs 65 crore) in MindTalk, its digital mental health platform built as a clinically supervised 'deep agent' for mental wellness. The funds will strengthen MindTalk's deep learning capabilities, AI infrastructure and clinical research integration over the next 12 to 18 months, as the group plans to grow from 42 centres to 150 to 160 centres with 3,500 beds.
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The Indian Express • 2025-11-10
Akshay Kumar once revealed that a single glass of wine is enough to get him going, and that while others dance or get angry, he starts cooking, a throwback to his days as a chef in Bangkok. The Indian Express asked Neha Cadabam, Executive Director and Senior Clinical Psychologist at Cadabam's Hospitals, why forgotten passions resurface after a drink, how the effect differs for rare, occasional and regular drinkers, and when relying on alcohol for release signals a deeper imbalance.
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Mid-day • 2025-10-28
Mid-day's guide to Bengaluru's five most reputed mental health therapy organisations featured Cadabam's Hospitals and Group alongside NIMHANS, Untangle, Amaha and The Alternative Story. It highlighted Cadabam's three decades of psychiatric and psychological practice, its network of hospitals and rehabilitation centres, and its focus on recovery and reintegration, calling its Bengaluru facilities a bedrock of the city's mental health system.
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Glamsham • 2025-10-16
Glamsham reported on Deepika Padukone becoming the English voice of Meta AI across six countries, just days after she was named the Government of India's first Mental Health Ambassador. The report noted that experts such as Neha Cadabam of Cadabam's Hospitals welcomed the appointment, stressing the need to distinguish normal sadness from clinical depression to improve mental health awareness in India.
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News18 • 2025-10-15
News18 reported on Deepika Padukone joining Meta as the new English voice of Meta AI across India, the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia and New Zealand, days after she was named the Government of India's first Mental Health Ambassador. The report noted that experts like Neha Cadabam, Executive Director at Cadabam's Hospitals, applauded the initiative, emphasising that understanding the difference between sadness and depression remains key to addressing stigma in India.
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Times Now • 2025-10-12
As Deepika Padukone became the Government of India's first Mental Health Ambassador, Times Now turned to Neha Cadabam, Senior Psychologist and Executive Director at Cadabam's Hospitals, on why stigma persists. She explained the difference between normal sadness and depression, when to seek professional help, and the small daily practices that build long-term resilience.
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The New Indian Express • 2025-10-10
On World Mental Health Day, The New Indian Express reported on the lawsuit against OpenAI over a 16-year-old's suicide and the growing call for AI regulation in mental health. It featured Cadabams Group's Mindtalk, an AI agent trained on the group's 32 years of psychiatric practice, with Managing Director Sandesh Cadabam, Executive Director Neha Cadabam and CTO Kushal Raju explaining its de-escalation protocols and the principle that AI is an enabler, not a replacement, for professional care.
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The Indian Express • 2025-10-06
After a chiropractor's viral reel claimed slouching over your phone causes anxiety, The Indian Express asked Dr Priya Raghavan, Consultant Psychiatrist at Cadabam's Hospitals, whether science backs it up. Her answer: through embodied cognition, a hunched posture signals low energy and threat to the brain, worsens existing anxiety and low mood within minutes, and builds a negative emotional baseline over time. She shared four practical fixes.
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The Indian Express • 2025-09-27
After Kusha Kapila joked that she wants to be a 'ghamandi Indian damaad' for a day, pointing to how sons-in-law are treated like royalty while daughters-in-law face endless expectations, The Indian Express asked Neha Cadabam, Senior Psychologist and Executive Director at Cadabam's Hospitals, how families can build a genuinely welcoming home for a new daughter-in-law and how newly married women can set healthy boundaries.
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Deccan Herald • 2025-09-10
Ahead of World Suicide Prevention Day, Deccan Herald's Metrolife spoke to Bengaluru's crisis helplines about who calls and why. Dr Anitha Bharathan, who manages Cadabam's 24/7 suicide prevention and crisis helpline, shared that it handled over 17,000 calls between June and September 2025 — nearly 8,000 of them suicide-related — with most callers being adolescents and young adults navigating anxiety, depression, toxic relationships, addiction, and trauma.
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NDTV • 2025-08-30
NDTV decoded two of Gen Z's newest dating terms, 'Shrekking' and 'monkey-barring', with Neha Parashar, Senior Clinical Psychologist and Relationship Expert at Cadabam's Mindtalk. She explained why dating down on purpose treats partners as risk shields, why lining up a new partner before leaving the old one denies both people honest consent, and how choice overload, swipe fatigue and rejection sensitivity are driving these defensive habits.
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The Indian Express • 2025-08-24
After tech entrepreneur Bryan Johnson claimed hyperbaric oxygen therapy cut his p-tau 217 Alzheimer's marker by 28%, The Indian Express asked Dr Priya Raghavan, Senior Consultant Psychiatrist at Cadabam's Hospitals, how reliable the new Lumipulse G blood test is, whether the therapy is proven, and the risks of measuring biomarkers too early or too often.
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The Indian Express • 2025-08-20
After Anushka Sharma named men who take their shirts off and pose as her biggest turn-off, The Indian Express asked Neha Cadabam, Senior Psychologist and Executive Director at Cadabam's Hospitals, why certain behaviours and fashion choices become dealbreakers, how to balance confidence with self-awareness, and how social conditioning shapes what we find attractive.
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The Indian Express • 2025-08-20
The Indian Express examined the 'fridge cigarette', Gen Z's TikTok-coined ritual of cracking open a cold Diet Coke for a mental reset. Neha Cadabam, Senior Psychologist and Executive Director at Cadabam's Hospitals, explained why such small rituals feel so comforting, when reliance on a fizzy drink for stress relief becomes an emotional crutch, and how young people can keep the habit in balance.
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The Indian Express • 2025-08-19
After Yuvraj Singh said he wants to be a dad, not a coach, to his children, unlike his own upbringing under Yograj Singh, The Indian Express asked Neha Cadabam, Senior Psychologist and Executive Director at Cadabam's Hospitals, how children raised in highly goal-driven homes build an identity of their own, what Yuvraj's shift signifies, and how parents can support a child's ambitions without projecting unfulfilled dreams onto them.
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The Indian Express • 2025-08-18
The Indian Express spoke to four family members who paused education, quit jobs and gave up life abroad to care for parents with cancer, and found exhaustion, financial strain and trauma that India's healthcare system barely acknowledges. Neha Cadabam, Senior Psychologist at Cadabam's Hospitals, explained why cultural expectations of duty leave caregivers unable to voice their distress, and why flashbacks, anxiety and purposelessness often follow once the caregiving role ends.
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The Indian Express • 2025-08-09
After actor Bhagyashree recommended humming 'Om' every morning to open the chakras and calm the nervous system, The Indian Express asked Neha Cadabam, Senior Psychologist and Executive Director at Cadabam's Hospitals, whether the claim holds up. Her answer: humming does influence the autonomic nervous system by regulating breathing, raising nitric oxide levels and stimulating the vagus nerve, which promotes relaxation and can ease the transition into deeper sleep.
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The Indian Express • 2025-08-05
The Indian Express examined 'ego scrolling', the habit of swiping through dating apps for validation rather than connection. Neha Cadabam, Senior Psychologist and Executive Director at Cadabam's Hospitals, explained how to recognise the pattern in yourself, the emotional toll it takes on people genuinely looking for a relationship, why it appeals to those with avoidant attachment styles, and how to swipe more intentionally.
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The Indian Express • 2025-07-28
After researchers at Japan's Mie University used CRISPR-Cas9 to remove the extra chromosome 21 that causes Down syndrome in lab-grown cells, The Indian Express asked Dr Arohi Vardhan, Consultant Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist at Cadabam's Hospitals, how significant the feat is, what stands between the lab and real therapies, the risks of prenatal editing, and the ethical questions it raises about how society values human diversity.
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The Indian Express • 2025-07-18
The Indian Express explored the internet's 'yellow person', the warm, optimistic friend who makes everyone feel safe and seen. Neha Cadabam, Senior Psychologist and Executive Director at Cadabam's Hospitals, explained what the archetype means in terms of emotional intelligence, why it resonates so strongly with Gen Z and Millennials, and how constantly being everyone's emotional anchor can quietly lead to compassion fatigue and burnout.
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The Indian Express • 2025-07-14
The Indian Express examined a neurologist's ten habits for reducing chronic disease risk and promoting healthy longevity, and asked Neha Cadabam, Senior Psychologist and Executive Director at Cadabam's Hospitals, which matters most for the brain. Her answer: meaningful social connection, which keeps the brain active, buffers chronic stress and lowers the risk of depression and anxiety linked to faster cognitive decline.
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The Indian Express • 2025-07-12
After actor Ratna Pathak Shah recalled her grandmother's dismay at the birth of her sister Supriya, The Indian Express asked Neha Cadabam, Senior Psychologist and Executive Director at Cadabam's Hospitals, how such early messages shape a child's self-worth and views on gender, why patriarchy persists even in educated families, and how symbolic gestures like her father's can begin to change the story.
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The Indian Express • 2025-07-10
After Priya Sachdev, wife of the late Sunjay Kapur, spoke about leaving a first marriage that looked perfect on paper, The Indian Express asked Neha Cadabam, Senior Psychologist and Executive Director at Cadabam's Hospitals, about the emotional red flags people overlook and how to tell ordinary adjustment struggles from deeper, long-term incompatibility.
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The Hindu • 2025-06-25
The Hindu reported that more queer people in Bengaluru are seeking the mandatory psychotherapy that precedes gender affirmation surgery, while far fewer seek help for the gender dysphoria, anxiety and stress that often come with it. Dr. Deeksha Chadha, Consultant Clinical Psychologist at Cadabams Group, shared that her team now sees one to three such clients every week, most of them aged 16 to 18, and that family acceptance remains a major hurdle.
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The Times of India • 2025-06-16
The Times of India profiled ten Bollywood celebrities, from Deepika Padukone and Shah Rukh Khan to Honey Singh, who have spoken openly about depression, anxiety, trauma and bipolar disorder, and how therapy, medication and support helped them recover. Their honesty is a reminder that healing is possible and that asking for help is a sign of courage, not weakness.
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Deccan Herald • 2025-06-04
Deccan Herald reported on a sharp rise in Bengalureans seeking help for online gambling addiction. Neha Cadabam, Senior Psychologist and Executive Director at Cadabam's Hospitals, shared that gambling and compulsive behaviour now make up 15% of OPD cases at the J P Nagar hospital and 8–10% of admissions at its rehabilitation facility near Kaggalipura, with enquiries peaking during the IPL cricket season.
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