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.

27/10/2025

Can artificial intelligence really understand the human mind?
That’s the question redefining mental health care today.

Featured on ET Now’s South Central Exclusive, Cadabam’s Group unveiled Mindtalk AI — the world’s first personalised AI agent for mental health.
Built to act as a patient assistant, it uses agentic and voice-driven AI to support therapists and empower individuals through clinically grounded, always-accessible care.
As Sandesh Cadabam shares in the interview, the aim isn’t to replace therapists — but to extend care, compassion, and continuity through technology.

Watch the full conversation on how AI is transforming therapy, one mindful step at a time.

27/10/2025

Think drinking is “just a little fun”? Think again. 🍷 Alcohol doesn’t just affect your liver — it attacks your entire body, from head to toe. In this revealing clip, Dr. B.R. Madhukar explains how alcohol can damage your gastrointestinal system, heart, brain, and nervous system, often in ways most people don’t realise until it’s too late.

Learn about serious conditions caused by alcohol, including:

Gastrointestinal damage: Enlarged esophageal veins, portal hypertension, and life-threatening bleeding.

Heart problems: Alcoholic cardiomyopathy, blockage, cardiac arrest, and the compounded risk when combined with smoking.

Brain effects: Alcoholic dementia, memory loss, impaired cognitive function, and difficulties with coordination due to cerebellar dysfunction.

Nervous system issues: Neuropathy, pins-and-needles sensations, difficulty walking, and loss of sensation in the legs.

Even “moderate” drinking can have long-term consequences that impact your physical health, mental health, and daily functioning. Understanding these effects is crucial for early prevention and lifestyle changes.

💡 Why Watch This Reel:

Discover how alcohol silently damages organs

Recognize early warning signs before complications become severe

Learn about head-to-toe effects, from memory issues to heart failure

Gain medical insights directly from a doctor for awareness and education

If you or someone you care about drinks regularly, this reel could help you understand the hidden dangers of alcohol and make informed choices for better health.

Follow us for more mental health insights and facts.

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This Diwali wasn’t just about the lights we lit — it was about the people who made life brighter. Every shared smile, ev...
24/10/2025

This Diwali wasn’t just about the lights we lit — it was about the people who made life brighter.

Every shared smile, every moment of togetherness became its own spark of radiance.
At Cadabam’s, we believe that healing and happiness both grow in community — when care connects, and kindness continues long after the lamps fade.

Here’s to the light we create together.

23/10/2025

Most people start drinking socially, thinking it’s harmless — but did you know casual drinking can slowly turn into harmful use or even alcohol dependency? 🧠

In this short clip, Dr. B.R Madhukar breaks down the 3 key stages of alcohol use:
1️⃣ Recreational Use – Drinking occasionally at parties or celebrations with no major health impact.
2️⃣ Harmful Use – When alcohol begins affecting both body and mind, causing sleep issues, mood changes, or early health problems.
3️⃣ Dependency – A stage marked by strong cravings, withdrawal symptoms (like shaking, anxiety, anger, or sleep disturbance), and the brain needing alcohol to function normally.

Understanding these stages is crucial — recognising early warning signs can help prevent long-term addiction and protect your mental and physical health.

🎯 Key Takeaways:

Not all alcohol use is harmless — boundaries can be blurred.

Early signs of harmful drinking often go unnoticed.

Cravings and withdrawal are clear indicators of dependency.

Awareness can help you or someone you care about seek help early.

💬 Comment below if you’ve noticed these signs in yourself or someone close — awareness is the first step toward change!

Follow us for more helpful information about alcohol addiction, watch the full episode on YouTube, Spotify or Apple Podcast

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This season, let’s celebrate not just the light we see, but the one we nurture within.From Naraka Chaturdashi, symbolisi...
23/10/2025

This season, let’s celebrate not just the light we see, but the one we nurture within.

From Naraka Chaturdashi, symbolising the triumph of light over darkness,
to Lakshmi Pooja, reminding us to invite peace, prosperity, and calm —
Diwali is more than festivities.
It’s a moment to pause, renew, and fill our minds with the same light we seek outside.
May your inner glow guide you through every challenge, every new beginning, and every silent victory.

Celebrate the light within you this Diwali, share joy, share hope, and share healing.
Cadabam’s Group wishes you a mindful and bright Diwali.

22/10/2025

Imposter syndrome can make you feel like you’re not good enough, even when you are. Watch our new video to learn more and how to overcome it.

20/10/2025

“Just one drink won’t hurt’ — or will it?

Dr. B.R Madhukar breaks down why even occasional alcohol consumption can affect your body, mind, and finances.

In this clip from Cadabam’s Insights Podcast, you’ll hear why medical professionals avoid telling patients it’s okay to drink, even on special occasions.

Alcohol may seem harmless during birthdays, anniversaries, or holidays, but it carries hidden risks that can impact your health and lifestyle.

This informative reel is essential for anyone who wants to make smart choices and understand the science and ethics behind drinking.

Follow us for more alcohol and overall mental health related knowledge and insights.

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20/10/2025

For 32 years, Cadabam’s has stood for hope, care, and the belief that healing begins with light — both within and around us.

This Diwali, as lamps brighten every corner, we celebrate the journeys of recovery, resilience, and renewal that remind us healing is a shared path.
At Cadabam’s, every story we witness is proof that compassion can guide even the darkest moments home.

This Diwali, may your light guide you home — we’re with you at every step.

18/10/2025

What makes recovery work at Cadabam’s? The people who care with both heart and structure.

Meet Sawant Kumar, Case Manager at Cadabam’s, whose day begins with meetings, updates, and patient check-ins, and continues with moments of connection that go beyond routine.
From tracking therapy progress to guiding families through challenges, Sawant sees care as teamwork, where residents, families, and counsellors move forward together.
For him, communication and consistency are what turn treatment into trust — one conversation, one small win at a time.


Watch Sawant’s story and see how structured care becomes human care.

Every dialogue on mental health brings us one step closer to understanding, awareness, and change.Cadabam’s was honoured...
17/10/2025

Every dialogue on mental health brings us one step closer to understanding, awareness, and change.

Cadabam’s was honoured to join Mental Health Santhe 4.0 by NIMHANS, an inspiring event that united partners and experts in advancing conversations around inclusion and community wellbeing.
Through shared learning and collaboration, we continue to strengthen our mission of creating a world where mental health care feels inclusive, approachable, and hopeful.

Here’s to more spaces that make care visible and voices heard.

17/10/2025

Did you know that nearly 14 crore Indians have consumed alcohol at least once in their lifetime — and over 5 crore people have faced serious problems because of it? 🍺

Alcohol may seem like just a party drink or a way to relax, but its hidden consequences are far-reaching — from health issues like liver damage and heart problems to emotional struggles, accidents, and even loss of loved ones.

In this short clip from our mental health insights podcast, we explore the real impact of alcohol in India and why millions are silently affected. Whether it’s social pressure, workplace habits, or just casual drinking, alcohol carries a sobering truth that everyone should know.

💡 What you’ll learn from this Reel:

Shocking statistics about alcohol use in India

How alcohol affects your health, relationships, and life choices

Why awareness and prevention are crucial

Share this Reel with your friends and family to spread awareness about alcohol addiction and its consequences. Let’s talk, learn, and take steps toward a healthier India.

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17/10/2025

Before Cadabam’s became a network of caregivers, there were a few who did it all — out of love, not duty.


Meet Mahadev, one of Cadabam’s earliest team members, who cared for residents when there were no housekeepers or security staff, running generators, fetching water, and watching over everyone like family.
For him, care has always been sacred. “Residents should be cared for like God,” he says, a belief that continues to guide us even today.
His story is a reminder that true compassion doesn’t need recognition — only heart and dedication.


Watch Mahadev’s story and discover the dedication that shaped Cadabam’s.

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Gulakamale Village, Near Kaggalipura, 17th Mile Kanakapura Road, Post Taralu
Bangalore
560082

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