Sara Roukoz, MSc

sararoukoz@brainstationclinics.com

Clinical Psychologist

Age Range: Children; Teenagers; Young Adults; Adults
Languages: French; Arabic
Research Interest: Eating disorders; Self esteem; Relationship problems

You can contact Sara on sararoukoz@brainstationclinics.com or on our number +961 70 653550.

Every team member has surpassed 2500 training and supervision hours, and consistently conducts a substantial volume of therapy sessions each month.

Therapist

Bio

Sara Roukoz is our licensed clinical psychologist who provides evidence-based psychotherapy for adults, adolescents, and children. She is experienced in treating a wide range of psychological difficulties, including anxiety disorders, depression, substance use disorders, eating disorders, PTSD, suicidal behaviors, relationship challenges, and neurodevelopmental disorders. Her therapeutic practice is rooted in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), which she carefully adapts to meet the unique needs of each client. Sara is dedicated to offering a supportive, structured, and compassionate environment where individuals can work toward lasting emotional resilience and improved quality of life.

Certifications & Attestations

Education/Trainings:

Bachelor's Degree and Master’s Degree in Psychology
Extensive training with Oxford University UK and Beck Institute US
License to practice from the Ministry of Health.
LOPSY member
April 2026 - Cognitive Behavioral Couples Therapy - CBT Reach, UK
March 2026 - Oxford Training - CBT Advanced Imagery Techniques and Metacognitive Techniques
January 2025 - CBT For Body Image, CBT Reach
December 2024 - Anxiety Disorders, UK
August 2024- CBT for Socratic Questioning, Beck Institute, US
December 2023 - CBT for complex cases, UK
November 2023 - CBT for children and adolescents, UK
March 2023 - Introduction to the Science of Addiction, ISSUP
June 2023 - Mental Health, Recovery, and Community, WHO
March 2021 - Active Listening and Collaborative Intervention for Suicidal Crisis Situations, Embrace Lebanon
April 2020 - Positive Psychology, Johns Hopkins University