Dr. Sunita Purty is a distinguished professor in the Department of Clinical Psychology with over 15 years of extensive experience in the field of mental health. Throughout her career, she has contributed significantly to the academic and clinical domains, focusing on the complex needs of individuals facing mental health challenges.
Dr. Purty has published numerous research papers in reputed journals, highlighting her expertise in child and adolescent disorders, neurotic disorders, and substance use issues. Her research has made valuable contributions to understanding the nuances of these areas and has been instrumental in advancing evidence-based practices for better patient outcomes.
In addition to her research prowess, Dr. Purty is a skilled clinician, renowned for her ability to assess, diagnose, and treat a wide range of psychological disorders. Her areas of specialization include working with children and adolescents, as well as individuals struggling with neurotic and substance-related disorders.
Currently, Dr. Purty also leads the administration of the Clinical Psychology Department, overseeing the strategic direction, curriculum development, and mentorship of emerging psychologists. Her leadership is marked by a commitment to excellence, fostering a collaborative environment for both faculty and students while ensuring the department remains at the forefront of clinical psychology education and practice.
Dr. Purty’s passion for mental health, combined with her academic rigor and clinical expertise, makes her a highly respected figure in her field.