Reviews of Naja Wadih Jean - Beirut

Amazing personality. Wonderful manners. Attentive, compassionate, considerate, and caring.
Dr. Naja is a very humane doctor, I wasn’t able to pay for the full consultation and there was no problem with me settling the fees that I was able to afford. I was given the choice without embarrassment.
Highly professional, skillful, and competent.
God bless you Dr. Naja.
Thank you for everything you have done for me. My life has changed for the very better

Dr Wadih Naja is one of the best psychiatrists that has ever treated me. He is extremely bright, intuitive, good with people and is incredibly empathetic. He helped me through a very difficult time in my life, at a time when no other doctor managed to. Another thing I love about him is that he is always reachable.

Dr Naja est un médecin hors du commun.Il me donne toujours de son temps avec une réponse rapide à toute question.il a toujours démontré du professionnalisme.je lui serai toujours gratifiante.
Je le décris en quelques mots:expertise et approche humaine.

Lack of ethics and professionalism. He kept my daughter's medical drug despite being intolerant to it (lithium). She had polyuria and acne. Her face broke out with severe cystic acne. He asked her to cancel at last minute her studies trip to try a new medication.

He administrated me a huge amount of medicines including 5 mg of haldol which made me insane.

He is the reason why i got divorced.

Don't trust him. He is a very bad psychiatrist.


Please if anyone suffered from his treatment like me post here.

He prescribed the following meds to my cousin who was bipolar:

Zeldox 60 mg
Venlax XR150
Topamax 100 mg
Rivotril 2 mg
Acamprosate 333 mg
Perphenazine 8 mg

Perphenazine was the last addition to the already long list.

"Perphenazine and Zeldox cause a dangerous abnormal heart rhythm. High likelihood serious or life-threatening interaction"
"Perphenazine and Venlax cause a dangerous abnormal heart rhythm. High likelihood serious or life-threatening interaction"

She was on Perphenazine for only 4 days before she died of cardiac arrest. The death report also mentioned high levels of sodium, meaning her kidneys were not functioning well from all the pills he had her on. High sodium also causes abnormal heart rhythm.

Thank you Doctor for giving her a deadly cocktail that ended her young life.

One day doctors in Lebanon will learn that there is no cure for mental illness no matter how much you drug your patients. Spend more time helping the patient manage and cope wit their illness instead of drugging them.