Dr. Safiya M.S. is the Clinical Director of Mind and Brain Hospital and a leading psychiatrist with over 14 years of expertise in mental health. A graduate of Father Muller Medical College with dual degrees in Psychiatry and Psychology, she combines science, empathy, and holistic care to transform lives.An alumna of IIM Bangalore and a participant in the Goldman Sachs leadership program, Dr. Safiya has earned national acclaim, including the prestigious B.C. Roy Young Achiever Award, and is recognized among the top psychiatrists in Bangalore (2024). She is an active member of the Indian Medical Association and the Indian Psychiatric Society.In her TEDx talk, The Invisible War, Dr. Safiya uncovers the silent struggles many endure within their minds. She invites us to deepen our understanding of mental health and embrace healing with compassion and hope. Dr. Safiya MS is a distinguished figure in the field of psychiatry, renowned for her expertise and commitment to patient care. With a robust educational background including a dual degree in Psychiatry ind Psychology,
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As the Medical Director of Mind and Brain Hospital, Dr. Safiya oversees a range of psychiatric services, ensuring that patients receive top-quality care tailored to their individual needs.
Dr. Safiya's contributions extend beyond her clinical practice, as she actively engages with professional organizations such as the Indian Medical Association and the Indian Psychiatry Society.
Recognition from prestigious awards such as B C Roy young achiever award is a testament to Dr. Safiyya's outstanding contributions to the medical community. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
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