Having inspired by the compassionate love of Jesus Christ, we commit ourselves to ensure life in its fullness, by the loving Services of the Neighbour.
CIMHANS functions as an important charitable centre of the Sacred Heart Congregation, established with a commitment to express the merciful love of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus, in keeping with the mission and vision of the Congregation.
Having inspired by the compassionate love of Jesus Christ, we commit ourselves to ensure life in its fullness, by the loving Services of the Neighbour.
We are guided by the spirit of Our Lord Jesus Christ, who wants that every human being enjoy the fullness of happiness and abundance of life. (Jn, 10:10)
Our Light Beam
Founder of S.H Congregation
Mentor
Former administrator
Through clinical excellence, innovation, and continuous support, our leaders ensure a safe, healing, and supportive environment for every individual.
Welcome to CIMHANS, a leading mental health hospital committed to compassionate, evidence-based care. We provide a safe and supportive environment where individuals can heal and grow. Our multidisciplinary team delivers personalized care focused on mental wellness, recovery, and empowerment.
Administrator
Karunya Sparsham is a rural mental health programme providing free assessment, medication, and counselling to poor and marginalized patients through monthly outreach visits by the CIMHANS team in Alakode and Thondiyil.
“Punarjani” is the name of the Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) group functioning at CIMHANS Hospital, Thokkilangadi.
As part of our continued commitment to supporting individuals recovering from alcohol and substance use disorders, CIMHANS Hospital conducts Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meetings every Sunday at 5:00 PM in the Hospital Conference Hall.
AA meetings play a vital role in promoting motivation, peer support, and long-term recovery. They inspire individuals to maintain sobriety and strengthen their commitment to abstinence. Patients who have completed treatment are strongly encouraged to continue attending these meetings, as regular participation significantly helps in relapse prevention and sustained recovery.
Inpatients are also given the opportunity to attend AA meetings and interact with recovered members. This exposure allows them to understand the AA programme, learn from real-life recovery experiences, and gain encouragement to continue attending meetings even after discharge.
During the treatment period, patients are introduced to the principles of Alcoholics Anonymous, including the Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions. They are guided on how to apply these principles in their daily lives, helping them build a strong foundation for lasting recovery.
CIMHANS Hospital remains committed to providing comprehensive care and ongoing support to help individuals achieve and maintain a substance-free life.
