Dr Sushrut Jadhav is a street psychiatrist and clinician anthropologist in London, UK. He works as Professor of Cultural Psychiatry, University College London, & Consultant Psychiatrist, Camden Homeless Outreach Services & Islington Mental Health Rehabilitation Services. He is also a Lead Clinician, Cultural Consultation Service, Camden and Islington Community Health and Social Care Trust. Dr Jadhav is Founding Editor and Editor-in-Chief, Anthropology and Medicine journal (Taylor & Francis, UK). His current interests include mental health dimensions of marginal groups with a focus on Caste in India. He has taught extensively on medical anthropology and cultural psychiatry programmes, at several national and international Universities, and was advisor to DSM 5 Task Force for Cultural Formulation. Dr Jadhav currently supervises UCL doctoral and post-doctoral scholars conducting research on the cultural appropriateness of mental health theory and practice in low income nations with a specific focus on India. More recently, he is engaged in field testing cultural psychological therapy for social defeat amongst Dalits (former ‘untouchables’) in India, and mental health dimensions of  rural human-elephant and urban human-macaque relationship.