Buddhi Clinic Hosts “Neurofrontiers 2025,” a Landmark International Neuropsychiatry Colloquium in Chennai

Chennai, December 13, 2025: Buddhi Clinic is hosting Neurofrontiers 2025: The INA–GNG Colloquium, a landmark international neuropsychiatry gathering that reinforces Chennai’s growing stature as a global centre for innovation in brain–mind care. The two-day event brings together 25 internationally renowned experts from leading institutions including Johns Hopkins University, Brown University, Imperial College London, and the University of Melbourne to redefine clinical paradigms for complex neurological and neuropsychiatric conditions.

Organised in partnership with the International Neuropsychiatric Association (INA) and the Global Neuropsychiatry Group (GNG), the colloquium reflects the global shift toward advanced, interventional and integrative neuropsychiatry—an area where Buddhi Clinic has emerged as a pioneer. The collaboration is further strengthened by Buddhi Clinic’s leadership roles within the INA, including its Founder Dr. Ennapadam S. Krishnamoorthy and Director–Neurotechnology Mr. Vivek Misra.

A key highlight is the Buddhi Dialogue: New Frontiers in Neuropsychiatry, moderated by Dr. Krishnamoorthy and featuring Prof. Jay A. Salpekar (childhood epilepsy), Prof. W. Curt LaFrance Jr. (functional neurological disorders) and Prof. David Coghill (ADHD). Curated by Dr. Jasvinder Singh and Mr. Vivek Misra, with guidance from Prof. Valsamma Eapen, the scientific programme spans neuro developmental disorders, neuromodulation, deep brain stimulation, AI in neuropsychiatry, and emerging therapies.

Delivered in a hybrid format from Buddhi Clinic, Teynampet, Neurofrontiers 2025 connects clinicians, researchers and trainees across continents, underscoring Buddhi Clinic’s mission to place India at the forefront of global neuropsychiatric thought leadership.

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