Elodie Rouhana is a licensed clinical psychologist and certified practitioner in both Lebanon and France. She moved to Paris at the age of 23 to complete a second Master’s Degree in Psychopathology. Her work is mostly centered around analyzing the impact of psychological trauma on the human body and different behavioral patterns. Despite the deteriorating living situation in Lebanon during the past few years, Elodie decided to move back and offer her support to the people of her country. She then joined the Middle East Partnership Initiative (MEPI) scholarship program at the American University of Beirut as a Student Counselor. Elodie is a member of a polyclinic where she provides individual therapy sessions. She is also passionate about art, philosophy, poetry, music, and enjoys writing and reading.
“It’s only in the loudest moments that we hear the silenced screams of our soul.” Perhaps the best way to silence an intense psychological pain is to surround ourselves with a much louder noise, an external noise. A noise so loud and capable of silencing the bitter reality of what it means to be Lebanese […]
