Unified Brain Health Care

05/09/2026

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S Jashvantika, Student in MA Communication Dr. Porrselvi A.P., Psychologist, Unified Brain Health Care, Chennai talks...

21/08/2026

Join us tomorrow, Saturday, August 22, at 4:00 PM at G.O.A.T. Arena, Valasaravakkam.

What’s on the schedule?
• Physiotherapy & Cognitive Activities
• "Meet the Doctor" session
• Lots of serious fun!

📌 Please wear comfortable clothing and shoes suitable for movement.

To register: 9840041737
Arunai Neuro Foundation

12/08/2026

🧠 Calling all adults of Tamil heritage in the US & India! 🇺🇸🇮🇳

Ever wondered how your culture, language, and unique life experiences shape the way you think and remember?

Researchers at Emory University and Unified Brain Health Care are conducting a new study on brain health and memory, and we need your voice!

What’s involved?

📝 Simple online questionnaires
🧩 Brief, fun thinking & memory tasks
💻 One 60–90 minute remote session (100% from home!)

Who can join?

✅ Age 18+
✅ Tamil heritage
✅ Currently living in the US or India

Your participation is completely voluntary, but your contribution to cultural brain research is invaluable.

👉 Ready to shape the future of brain research? Sign up here: https://forms.gle/Z2B9xQuWaWR5JLpTA

Feel free to share this post with friends and family who might be eligible! 💙

04/08/2026

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21/04/2026

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27/02/2026

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16/02/2026

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05/02/2026

Is it just ADHD, or is there a deeper story?

I’m proud to share the findings of our (with C R Sneha) recent retrospective study on adult ADHD in India that we are presenting at INS 2026. As social media becomes a primary source of mental health information, we are seeing a significant rise in adults seeking a diagnosis. However, our research shows that the clinical picture is often much more complex than what is communicated in a YouTube Short or an Insta reel. A diagnosis is about much more than just checking boxes on a list of symptoms.

Key Findings from our study of 183 adults:

The Impact of Trauma: Adults diagnosed with ADHD reported significantly higher rates of childhood physical and sexual abuse, as well as bullying at both school and home.

Family Dynamics: ADHD was associated with higher rates of neglectful parenting and a significantly lower rate of authoritative parenting during childhood.

The Social Media Influence: While social media drives awareness, many self-referrals are actually influenced by underlying personality vulnerabilities—such as schizoid, anxious, or dependent traits—rather than ADHD alone.

Screening Limitations: Common online tools like the ASRS are highly influenced by a person's current stress and anxiety levels. While great for awareness, these tests cannot always distinguish ADHD from overlapping emotional or personality-related difficulties.

The Path Forward:
We need a holistic, clinical approach to diagnosis that accounts for childhood symptoms, life experiences, comorbid personality traits, and mood disorders.

Let's advocate for responsible content creation and comprehensive care to ensure vulnerable individuals receive the accurate support they deserve.

30/01/2026

A lot has been happening at Arunai Neuro Foundation, Arunai Neuro Centre and Research Foundation and Unified Brain Health Care. Please find our January 2026 newsletter here: