
Clinical psychologist/ Psycho-oncologist
Dr. Anuvinda Sadanandan is an accomplished Clinical Psychologist and Psycho-oncologist with over a decade of experience in providing compassionate care to patients, particularly those navigating the challenges of cancer. She has been a pivotal part of the healthcare community, blending her expertise in clinical psychology with a deep understanding of the psychological needs of oncology patients and their families.
Currently serving as a Consultant Clinical Psychologist and Psycho-oncologist at Apollo Hospitals, Bangalore, and as the SAHAI Program Coordinator at Prameya Health Care, Dr. Sadanandan specializes in psychological therapy, grief counseling, and cognitive behavioral therapy for cancer patients. Her work extends to supporting families, addressing mental health concerns such as anxiety, depression, and emotional trauma, and providing therapeutic care for patients across various specialties, including transplant recipients and donors.
Dr. Sadanandan's dedication to advancing the field of psycho-oncology is evident through her contributions to training, research, and community outreach. She has trained young psychologists, supervised healthcare professionals, and presented her findings at prestigious international conferences, earning accolades such as the Best Poster Award at ESMO Asia. Her SAHAI program, focused on restorative care for women with cancer, has significantly impacted the quality of life for patients.
Fluent in five languages, including English, Hindi, Kannada, Tamil and Malayalam, Dr. Sadanandan's empathetic and patient-centered approach has made her a trusted name in psychological care. Her ability to combine clinical expertise with emotional resilience and cultural sensitivity allows her to provide holistic support to patients and their families during some of the most challenging times of their lives.
Dr. Sadanandan is committed to enhancing mental health and well-being, offering hope, guidance, and solutions tailored to each patient's unique journey.