Dr. Kundapti brings over two decades of experience in mental health, holding an MRCPsych
from the United Kingdom, a Postgraduate Diploma from the University of Leeds and a
certification in adult ADHD from UKAAN.
He completed his MBBS at Government Medical College, Bellary, and has further experience in
the management of chronic medical conditions.
He has held senior clinical roles across prisons, secure hospitals, general psychiatric hospitals,
general medical hospitals and community settings, reflecting a breadth of experience across
diverse care environments.
As a junior doctor, he trained extensively in the provision of care across the lifespan — from
children and adults to older adults — spanning early intervention through to rehabilitation.
His clinical expertise encompasses the management of schizophrenia, mood disorders, anxiety
and stress-related disorders, personality disorders and medically unexplained symptoms.
He is well versed in pharmacological treatments and applies psychotherapeutic techniques with
ease in consultation, signposting patients to specialist psychotherapy where appropriate.
Dr Kundapti’s practice is distinguished by an empathetic, non-judgmental and holistic approach to assessment and treatment. His practice is firmly rooted in medical ethics and evidence-based treatment.

Concerns I can help with
Feeling anxious for no reason
Feeling low in mood
Inability to carry on day to day activities
Suicidal thoughts
Having repetitive distressing thoughts
Doing things repetitively which become all-consuming
Excessive worry
Feeling extremely happy/irritable for apparently no/little reason
Experiencing unusual voices/noises/smells/visions
Experiencing unusual/odd beliefs
Thoughts of harm to others
Having relationship and coping difficulties
Difficulty with acute or chronic adverse life event
I offer psychiatry for

Anxiety disorders

Bipolar disorder

OCD

Schizophrenia

Adult ADHD

Personality disorders

Trauma-related disorders

My Affiliations

Lead Inpatient Psychiatrist at AMAHA from Aug 2026 to present
Why did you choose to become a psychiatrist?From an early age, I was drawn to the intricacies of human behaviour and the workings
of the mind — a curiosity that deepened through observing the dynamics of family and
friends. Over time, I came to appreciate the central role psychology plays in
understanding human beings, and as a doctor, psychiatry emerged as the natural
discipline that unites psychology and medicine.