Cadabams Group

Cadabams Group CADABAM'S has diversified into various centres of excellence in the sub domains of mental health care from preventive, promotive to long term care.
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Cadabams Psychiatric Rehabilitation Centre established in the year 1992 has grown to be one of the distinguished Psychiatric rehabilitation care center in India CADABAMS a model centre for psycho social rehabilitation, with over 400 persons with various mental health problems undergoing rehabilitation, with thousands recovered and reintegrated back to society with 5,59,000 Sq Ft of land Area and 2,30,000 Sq Ft of built up are, with most composite and comprehensive therapeutic programmes had a humble beginning 20 years ago with a person who was mentally re****ed. Centre for short term rehabilitation
Centre for Extended and Long term care & Rehabilitation
Centre for supported employment
Centre for supported living
Centre for De-addiction and rehabilitation
Centre for Psychological and Neuro-psychiatric services
Centre to regain Health and Dignity-A Tristar care facility
CADABAMS BPO- Centre conceived and supported by Cadabam's and managed by rehabilitated residents
RELIVE-CONSTELLATION: Initiative of Cadabam's with rehabilitating residents for mental health awareness and social skill training. ANVESHA- A platform to Exhibit and Explore the talents of persons with mental illness. CADABAMS Film Festival: Annual carnival of Films with a therapeutic aim.

29/09/2025

Did you know that memories can heal?

Reminiscence therapy is a gentle yet powerful method where individuals revisit life’s meaningful moments — through photos, music, or stories. It boosts mood, reduces loneliness, and builds stronger bonds with caregivers and loved ones. For older adults and those with dementia or depression, it brings comfort and connection in profound ways.

At Cadabam’s, we help transform
Call us today to learn more about reminiscence therapy.

28/09/2025

We all have strong beliefs—but when they break away from logic and reality, they become delusions. Schizophrenia often involves delusions with themes like religion or paranoia. Dr. Priya Raghavan explains how experts separate normal beliefs from psychosis. Follow along for more interesting facts about Schizophrenia.

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Alzheimer’s affects more than memory — it changes how we connect, communicate, and live.While there’s no cure yet, early...
27/09/2025

Alzheimer’s affects more than memory — it changes how we connect, communicate, and live.

While there’s no cure yet, early intervention and compassionate care can greatly improve quality of life.

At Cadabam’s, we create personalised dementia care plans to match each individual’s needs. Our trained team focuses on building safe routines, offering therapeutic activities, and maintaining care at every stage.

In our secure, supportive environment, residents find not just assistance, but connection and purpose. We also work closely with families to provide guidance, reassurance, and a partner in care.

If you’ve noticed changes in memory or behaviour in a loved one, call +91 9611194949 to learn more.

Day 4 of Navratri – The Power of Energy Maa Kushmanda, with her radiant smile, is believed to have created the universe ...
26/09/2025

Day 4 of Navratri – The Power of Energy

Maa Kushmanda, with her radiant smile, is believed to have created the universe through her light. She blesses her devotees with energy, vitality, and the strength to overcome challenges. On this day, we seek her guidance to nurture positivity and inner resilience.

May her divine energy inspire us all to shine from within.
What gives you energy and positivity in life? Share below.

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26/09/2025

"Alzheimer’s is more than just “forgetfulness.”

It changes how the brain stores memories, controls emotions, and even makes decisions. Over time, nerve cells die, and brain areas shrink, affecting daily life in ways many don’t realize.

Learn the signs early. The right care starts with awareness."

25/09/2025

Visual, auditory, tactile - hallucinations affect the mind in many ways. In schizophrenia, hearing voices is one of the most important and common symptoms. But not all voices are pathological—sometimes it’s just you motivating yourself. Learn the difference in this quick breakdown by Dr. Priya Raghavan. Follow along for more interesting facts about Schizophrenia.

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Day 3 of Navratri – The Path of SerenityMaa Chandraghanta represents serenity, courage, and protection. With her divine ...
25/09/2025

Day 3 of Navratri – The Path of Serenity

Maa Chandraghanta represents serenity, courage, and protection. With her divine presence, she teaches us that true strength lies not just in power, but in calmness, balance, and unwavering faith. On this day, devotees seek her blessings to overcome fear, embrace peace, and find the inner courage to face life’s challenges.

May Maa Chandraghanta inspire us all to walk the path of serenity, with patience, resilience, and devotion.

What does serenity mean to you? Share your thoughts below.

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On Day 2 of Navratri, we honour Maa Brahmacharini, the goddess who embodies tapasya (penance) and discipline.Her story r...
24/09/2025

On Day 2 of Navratri, we honour Maa Brahmacharini, the goddess who embodies tapasya (penance) and discipline.

Her story reminds us that resilience, patience, and devotion are the true foundations of strength. Just as she walked her path with unwavering faith, we too can nurture discipline in our daily lives — whether in relationships, health, or personal growth. Discipline isn’t about restriction, it’s about consistency, purpose, and balance.

How do you bring discipline into your everyday life? Share your thoughts in the comments and let’s inspire each other this festive season.

Mental health is more than just symptoms.At our recent Family Psycho-Education Support Group, we revisited the Bio-Psych...
24/09/2025

Mental health is more than just symptoms.

At our recent Family Psycho-Education Support Group, we revisited the Bio-Psycho-Social Approach — a framework that shows how recovery is shaped by more than biology or behaviour alone. Everyday relationships, family support, stress levels, and overall health all play a crucial role in shaping outcomes.

This holistic view moves us from seeing mental health as an “illness” to understanding it as a balance between body, mind, and community. When families embrace this perspective, recovery becomes stronger, stigma reduces, and empathy grows.

What’s one way you think families can better support recovery journeys? Share your thoughts below.

Day 1: The Power of Purity Navaratri opens with the worship of Maa Shailputri, the goddess who symbolises purity and cal...
23/09/2025

Day 1: The Power of Purity

Navaratri opens with the worship of Maa Shailputri, the goddess who symbolises purity and calm strength. Her energy inspires us to stay grounded, embrace simplicity, and move forward with resilience.

As we begin this nine-day journey of devotion, her presence reminds us that true power lies not in complexity, but in clarity and balance. Just like Maa Shailputri guides with calm strength, we too can cultivate purity of thought and purpose in our daily lives.

May this Navaratri bring peace, balance, and inner growth to all.

What values do you connect with most during Navaratri? Share with us below.

20/09/2025

Forgetting is human — but when memory slips become frequent, it could be more than age.

Alzheimer’s is the most common cause of dementia. It’s not just about forgetting names or places; it involves the gradual loss of brain cells, affecting independence and daily life. The key is catching it early. With timely screening, treatment, and lifestyle care — from staying mentally active to nurturing emotional health — progression can be slowed, giving individuals more quality years.

Don’t ignore the signs. If you notice memory changes call us 9611194949

19/09/2025

Just like you check your blood pressure or sugar, your brain deserves a regular check too.

At Cadabam’s, we emphasise early screening for memory and cognitive health. As we age, subtle changes in thinking can affect daily living — but many of these can be managed if detected early. A simple screening helps identify any early signs of decline, so you can take action before it progresses. Think of it as preventive care, giving you peace of mind and protecting your future independence.

Stay proactive. Book your memory screening today and safeguard your tomorrow.
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Gulakamale Village, Near Kaggalipura, 17th Mile Kanakapura Road, Post Taralu
Bangalore
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