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For people with depression, even those who have previously resisted other types of treatment, ketamine infusion therapy may be a suitable aspect of a sophisticated care plan. Traditional antidepressants follow a familiar strategy; they increase the supply of a certain class of neurotransmitters within the synapses (the part of the neurons that send electrical or chemical signals). These synapses are thought to have a role in depression. Though the antidepressants may not work for some, they typically take a week or more to take effect, and some people who have previously resisted other forms of antidepressants may fail to respond to such treatment at all.
Meet The Team at Save Minds
Our doctors have been practicing their profession for years, highly trained, and gained the trust of many of our clients. Their goal is to provide the optimum level of care, and with this, they were able to earn exemplary recognition in their respective specialization.
Sahana Yadhunanthanan, Chief Operating Officer
Sahana Yadhunanthanan is serving as the Chief Operating Officer at Save Minds since 2021. As a true advocate of mental health, she meaningfully and tirelessly works to espouse Save Minds’ motto of “Saving Minds and Changing Lives”.
A graduate of Hult International Business School, she attained her Global Executive Master of Business Administration (EMBA) with a specialisation in Management, distinguishing herself as one of the youngest to complete this prestigious programme. Her exceptional academic performance secured her a place within the top 20 per cent of her cohort, earning a 3.55 Grade Point Average, a position on the Dean’s List, and the esteemed Triple Scholar title, awarded in recognition of her achievements in Women in Business, Social Impact, and Finance.
Sahana’s academic journey commenced with a Bachelor’s degree in Sociology from the University of Warwick, where she cultivated a profound understanding of societal structures and human behaviour. She further honed her expertise through both undergraduate and postgraduate legal studies at the University of Law, thereby meeting the rigorous standards required for legal practice in the United Kingdom. As a member of the Honourable Society of the Inner Temple, Sahana skilfully combines her legal acumen with business insight to drive significant and impactful results.
Her passion for mental health advocacy was ignited during her legal career, where she encountered clients facing severe mental health challenges. This experience, coupled with her family’s long-standing involvement in healthcare, compelled her to pursue meaningful change. Her grandfather, a highly esteemed entrepreneur in Sri Lanka, successfully established and operated several enterprises, including private hospitals. Her father, an equally esteemed dual consultant in anaesthesia and intensive care, founded Save Minds, the United Kingdom’s first premier private provider of psychedelic treatment.
Through her Global Executive MBA, which encompassed extensive education in London, Dubai, and Boston, Sahana acquired a sophisticated understanding of global business dynamics. In her capacity as Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of a medical application company, she identified and addressed a critical gap in the continuity of patient care, devising an innovative technology solution to bridge the divide between initial consultation, ongoing treatment and patients’ response to interventions.
At Save Minds, Sahana remains steadfast in her commitment to making available “innovative rapid acting antidepressant treatment” to people suffering from severe mental health issues, a scourge which has crippled human minds for centuries.
Barrister Raj Umayavan Yadhunanthanan,
Vice President of Business Development
Innovator, Legal Expert, and Mental Health Advocate.
Barrister Raj Umayavan Yadhunanthanan was called to the Bar by the Honourable Society of the Inner Temple. An unwavering dedication to innovation, impact, and ethical integrity distinguishes him. He achieved a “Very Competent” rating on the Bar Practice Course (BPC) at the University of Law, following his Postgraduate Diploma in Legal Practice (LPC) with “Commendation” and completing his LLB at just 20 years old.
At the same young age, Raj co-founded the Rotators Shield, a groundbreaking fitness device revolutionising rotator cuff rehabilitation. Combining legal acumen with entrepreneurial vision, he secured patents for the product while completing his LPC, exemplifying his ability to bridge legal expertise with innovative solutions. Today, the Rotators Shield is a testament to his ingenuity and determination—values underpinning his professional journey.
Raj has also served as Vice President of Business Development at Save Minds for many years, a pioneering mental health organisation founded by his father, a dual consultant in intensive care and anaesthesia. Rooted in his family’s multi-generational legacy of service and justice—including his grandfather, a former Supreme Court judge—Raj champions Save Minds’ mission of “saving minds and changing lives.” The organisation leads with innovative approaches, including the ethical use of psychedelics in mental health care, with Raj’s legal expertise ensuring transparency and upholding rigorous ethical standards.
Blending entrepreneurial spirit with precision, Raj’s contributions to Save Minds have positioned it as a global leader in mental health care. His dedication to innovation, ethics, and transformative solutions continues to shape the organisation’s legacy—creating a future where countless lives worldwide are saved and transformed.
Business Development
Patrick Morton, Business Development
Integral Psychotherapist
Sacha Khan, Integral Psychotherapist
Psychiatrist
Dr. Paul Morrison, Psychiatrist
