"It was a wonderful experience interacting with you and appreciate the way you have planned and executed the whole publication process within the agreed timelines.”
Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
‘Blind to the Mind’ is a candid peek into the consulting rooms of doctors across various specialties. They narrate heartfelt stories about patients who taught them how the mind and body exert a strong influence over one another during the course of any ailment. The authors, a neurologist and a psychologist, take you through this riveting narrative, building upon the insights that every field of medicine presents. Brutally honest learnings from those who wear their brains on their sleeves! Whether you are a practising medical professional, a patient or a caregiver, Blind to the Mind is a must read. It is time to start the conversation, to ask the hard questions, and to open our minds to the answers that have been here all along.
“This fascinating and timely book is an invitation to look beyond taboos and think deeply about the whole patient, in the context of their rich and varied histories. May we take up the challenge to keep an open mind and take suffering seriously.”
Dr Ruth Mitchell,
BMBS, FRACS, FFSTEd, Neurosurgeon,
Co-Chair ICAN Australia (Nobel Peace Prize 2017).
Sudhir Kothari, Kinjal Goyal
Dr. Sudhir Kothari (MD, DM, FRCP, UK) is an eminent neurologist from Pune, India. He has been deeply involved with teaching, and has contributed various chapters for textbooks of neurology. FINE or the Forum for Indian Neurology Education is respected by Neurologists in India and abroad. He is a pioneer in the field of Neurotology in India. He has held prestigious positions in various neurology societies. His love for music, painting and nature makes him a more sensitive doctor. His wife Anjali, daughter Sanyukta and son Siddharth, his granddaughter Roohi and his adorable dachshund Pico are the joys of his life.
Dr. Kinjal Goyal (Ph.D) is a psychologist who specialises in psychosomatics and has been practising in Pune, India. She has an online practice spanning across various countries and is the author of three successful books. Being inclined towards academia, she has been working as visiting faculty with various educational institutions in Pune and other cities. She has studied creative writing with the Oxford University online and her love for language and psychology are always jostling for top spot. Dr. Goyal is a regular blogger and routinely posts essays based on her experience as a professional and as a wife and mother. Her husband, Rajesh and two girls, Saesha and Amaira are the light of her life.
