You Don’t Have to Go Through It Alone
Compassionate therapy for anxiety, trauma, and emotional healing with Dr. Randa El Barraj, CPRM | Beirut
Online Counseling
You are having problems and need our advice, please contact us quickly via social networks by texting or video calling.
Advice By Phone
If you’re struggling and need someone to talk to, we’re just a phone call away. Reach out to us anytime — we’re here to help you through.
Call Us: +961 03 123 456
Direct Counseling
You are having problems and need our advice, please contact us quickly via social networks by texting or video calling.
- Beirut - Lebanon
About Dr. Randa Barraj
Licensed Psychotherapist at CPRM Clinics, Beirut
Dr. Randa El Barraj is a licensed psychotherapist practicing at CPRM Clinics in Beirut, Lebanon — a multidisciplinary mental health center known for its psychoanalytically oriented approach. With a deep commitment to emotional healing and psychological growth, Dr. El Barraj has become a trusted therapist for individuals facing a wide range of emotional, relational, and psychological challenges.
At the core of her therapeutic work is a client-centered, analytical framework that promotes self-understanding, healing of past traumas, and the development of stronger coping mechanisms. Her compassionate and structured approach enables clients to explore deep-rooted emotional patterns, unresolved conflicts, and behaviors that may be affecting their current relationships and mental well-being.
Our Psychological Services
Supporting individuals, couples, and families on their path to healing and personal growth.
Individual Therapy
One-on-one sessions offering a safe, confidential space to explore emotions, life challenges, and unconscious patterns. Based on psychoanalytic or psychotherapeutic approaches tailored to your needs.
Couples Therapy
Helping partners strengthen their bond, resolve conflict, and improve communication through guided therapeutic dialogue and reflection.
Family Therapy
Supporting families in managing conflict, improving relationships, and fostering emotional well-being across generations within a secure therapeutic environment.
Group & Thematic Therapy
Facilitated group sessions focused on shared experiences like adolescence, postpartum struggles, body image, bullying, and more—promoting support and collective healing.
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WHAT HAPPY CLIENTS SAY
Testimonials
Why Choose Dr. Randa?
Your Mental Wellness, Her Priority
Dr. Randa combines compassion, experience, and evidence-based methods to help you heal, grow, and thrive. Whether you’re facing life transitions or emotional struggles, you’re not alone.
- Extensive Clinical Experience
- Evidence-Based Therapeutic Methods
- Personalized and Confidential Care
- Personalized and Confidential Care
FAQs
Popular Question
We have answers to common questions people ask
1. What issues can therapy help me with?
Therapy can support you in managing anxiety, depression, trauma, relationship difficulties, grief, stress, and personal growth. It offers a safe space to explore emotions, behaviors, and patterns that may be affecting your well-being.
2. How long does each session last?
Each session typically lasts 45 to 60 minutes. The frequency and duration of therapy depend on your individual goals and needs, which will be discussed during your first consultation.
3. Is everything I share kept confidential?
Yes, your privacy is a top priority. All sessions are strictly confidential, following professional ethics and legal guidelines. Exceptions apply only in cases of immediate harm or legal obligation.
4. How do I know if therapy is right for me?
If you’re feeling overwhelmed, stuck, or unsure how to move forward in any area of your life, therapy can help. The first session is a great opportunity to ask questions and see if it feels like the right fit for you.
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