Medical and Psychiatric Social Work
Patient-centered psychosocial support
Support for individuals and families navigating medical treatment, emotional strain, and decisions that need clear communication.
Compassion in Practice
Srinidhi B.M. supports care that holds people.
Medical and Psychiatric Social Work, research, and transplant coordination for patients and families in Bengaluru — calm, careful, and grounded in clinical practice.
Based in Bengaluru
Heart and lung transplant coordination, psychosocial care, and mental wellness support.
Profile Introduction
A calm, clinical presence with a human touch.
Srinidhi B.M. is a Medical and Psychiatric Social Worker, Researcher, and Mental Health Professional whose practice brings together patient support, family guidance, and ethical coordination. The work is rooted in listening closely, explaining clearly, and staying steady through sensitive moments.
From transplant coordination to community engagement, the focus stays on people — especially those navigating treatment, uncertainty, and the emotional weight that comes with care.
Professional Journey Timeline
Learning through practice, research, and patient care.
The path has moved from study into fieldwork, then into direct support for patients and families facing complex health decisions. Each step adds depth to clinical understanding and community care.
Foundation in science and social work
Completed a Bachelor of Science in CBMi from Government Science College, Bengaluru, followed by a Master of Social Work in Medical and Psychiatric Social Work from Bengaluru City University.
Clinical training and field exposure
Professional training across NIMHANS, Spandana Health Care, Institute of Nephro-Urology, Nirashrithara Parihar Kendra, and Sparsha Trust sharpened a steady, people-first approach.
Transplant coordination in practice
Current work at KIMS Hospitals, Electronic City and Mahadevapura, Bengaluru centers on heart and lung transplant patients, family support, ethical documentation, and multidisciplinary coordination.
Clinical and Mental Health Work
Support that stays close to the patient journey.
Care is shaped around assessment, counseling, coordination, and emotional steadiness — especially when families need clarity and a compassionate guide.
Transplant Coordination
Heart and lung pathways
Coordination across patients, families, and clinical teams with careful attention to consent, documentation, and continuity of care.
Mental Health Counseling
Quiet, steady conversations
A calm approach to emotional support that respects context, dignity, and the pace at which trust is built.
Research Highlights Section
Research that connects evidence to care.
Digital usage and adolescent mental health
Research examining the psychological effects of digital usage on adolescent mental health, with attention to lived experience and practical support.
Rural rehabilitation centers
Study work focused on rehabilitation settings and the realities of access, recovery, and community support in rural contexts.
Youth addiction
Research into youth addiction and the social and emotional conditions that shape prevention, awareness, and early intervention.
Training and Certifications Carousel
Field learning across respected care settings.
Each training setting added a different layer — clinical observation, counseling practice, rehabilitation context, and community-facing support.
NIMHANS and hospital-based exposure
Training across NIMHANS, Spandana Health Care, and the Institute of Nephro-Urology supported a stronger understanding of clinical workflows and patient communication.
Research-minded practice
International symposium participation with Wolverhampton University and Birmingham University, plus Collabre’25 National Conference presentation, reflect an active research orientation.
Community care through service
NSS volunteering in mental health awareness, rural development, cancer education, and drug abuse prevention strengthened a broad community lens.
Community Service Overview
Service that listens beyond the clinic.
Community engagement matters because care often begins long before a patient reaches a hospital and continues long after discharge.
Mental health awareness
Volunteer work supporting awareness conversations and public understanding of mental wellness.
Rural development
Experience that reinforces the importance of grounded support in underserved settings.
Cancer education
Participation in outreach that helps communities understand prevention, support, and early care pathways.
Drug abuse prevention
Community work centered on prevention, awareness, and compassionate intervention.
Awards and Recognition Grid
Recognition earned through careful work and steady growth.
The emphasis here is on the milestones explicitly stated — conference participation, poster recognition, and presentation platforms.
Best Poster Award
ISPSW Conference
Poster recognition at the ISPSW Conference reflects research engagement and the discipline of presenting work clearly.
International Symposiums
Wolverhampton and Birmingham University
Participation in international symposiums demonstrates active academic exchange and wider professional curiosity.
National Conference
Collabre’25
Presented at Collabre’25 National Conference, contributing a perspective shaped by clinical work and research.
Long-Term Vision Statement
Bridging gaps in mental health services for marginalized communities.
The long-term aim is to combine clinical practice, research, and social advocacy so that support becomes more accessible, more humane, and more connected to people who are often left out of care systems.
Future direction
Clinical practice that remains attentive, ethical, and emotionally grounded.
Research that continues to ask practical questions about mental wellness and access.
Community-facing work that stays close to lived reality and local needs.
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