Medical and Psychiatric Social Work
Care planning, psychosocial support, and clear communication for people navigating health-related uncertainty.
ABOUT
Social Work brings together medical and psychiatric social work, research, and mental health coordination with a calm, human touch.
The focus is simple: support people and families with clear guidance, careful listening, and steady care through complex moments.
Bengaluru · Healthcare and Mental Wellness
Srinidhi B.M. is a Medical and Psychiatric Social Worker, Researcher, and Heart and Lung Transplant Coordinator based in Bengaluru.
PROFILE INTRODUCTION
Social Work is shaped by patient-facing care, evidence-informed thinking, and community work that stays grounded in real need.
Srinidhi B.M. holds a Master of Social Work in Medical and Psychiatric Social Work from Bengaluru City University and a Bachelor of Science in CBMi from Government Science College, Bengaluru.
Her practice brings together hospital care, mental health support, research, and community engagement so that support feels coordinated rather than fragmented.
PROFESSIONAL JOURNEY
This journey reflects training across clinical settings, research milestones, and service environments that shaped a practical, empathetic approach.
Advanced study at Bengaluru City University built the foundation for patient-centered care and mental health coordination.
At KIMS Hospitals, Electronic City and Mahadevapura, Bengaluru, the work supports heart and lung transplant patients and their families.
Research spans the psychological effects of digital usage on adolescent mental health, rural rehabilitation centres, and youth addiction; findings have been shared through national and international forums.
FIELD LEARNING
Training
NIMHANS, Spandana Health Care, Institute of Nephro-Urology, Nirashrithara Parihar Kendra, and Sparsha Trust.
Research
Presented at Collabre’25 and participated in symposiums with Wolverhampton University and Birmingham University.
Community service
NSS volunteering includes mental health awareness, rural development, cancer education, and drug abuse prevention.
CLINICAL & MENTAL HEALTH WORK
The work is designed around people, families, and the systems they need to move through with confidence and care.
Care planning, psychosocial support, and clear communication for people navigating health-related uncertainty.
Steady coordination for heart and lung transplant patients and families, with attention to process, preparedness, and support.
Support that listens carefully, responds calmly, and keeps the person at the centre of every conversation.
RESEARCH HIGHLIGHTS
Research work informs practice by looking closely at how mental health is shaped by environment, access, and daily life.
STUDY AREA
Examining psychological effects that can shape attention, mood, and well-being in young people.
STUDY AREA
Looking at support gaps, recovery needs, and the role of community-based response.
PRESENTATION
Presented at the ISPSW Conference and Collabre’25, with participation in symposiums alongside Wolverhampton University and Birmingham University.
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
Community work reflects a belief that care should extend into awareness, prevention, and support where it is most needed.
Listening, speaking, and education that helps people start difficult conversations earlier.
Volunteer work that supports community-based growth and access to information.
Service that shares clear, practical information with dignity and care.
Community-facing work that supports prevention and informed support systems.
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