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Mantra Center
- September 30, 2026
- +20 10 11000308
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- 274, Yasmine 3, Tagamoaa 1, New Cairo 11835, Cairo Governorate
Recovery Center for Psychiatry and Addiction Treatment
Location
7 Mohamed Dory Street, off El Horreya Road, behind Bank Misr, Loran, Alexandria Governorate
Description
Psychiatric hospital, Addiction treatment center
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7 Mohamed Dory Street, off El Horreya Road, behind Bank Misr, Loran, Alexandria Governorate
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Habiba Younes
extremely unprofessional and neglecting. awful service and customer care
Heba
I can’t recommend recovery center enough if you’re looking for professional mental health support.
I’ve been going there for a couple of years, and it has truly become my second home. Thank you for everything 🤍
Hassan Abdellah
A very bad experience, it was my first visit and they know it’s already a very hard decision to take to ask for help. Nevertheless I waited for 45 minutes as they claimed that the doctor is busy. I took my money back and left.
Maha Khaled
This place is completely unprofessional and feels like they’re only doing it for business. The reception staff were extremely rude and disrespectful. I even heard two staff members — including a specialist — making fun of a client and repeating what he said during his session. This is unacceptable, unethical, and shows a total lack of professionalism.
The session was a complete waste of time. I gained nothing, and it felt like the person had no real knowledge or training — all I heard was “sorry” with no real help.
It was a terrible experience, and I would never go back under any circumstances.
Paul Fincher
After a few sessions, definitely not recommended. I was referred to their other clinic, was treated by Dr. Eiman. I responded to the medication and improved quickly. It felt like therapy was going in a good direction for me again.
However, last session, the psychiatrist became very repetitive. Whenever I mentioned anxiety, she said “you just don’t know how to deal with stress.” Well, duh! When I described my paranoia as “psychosis,” to literally say that I’m super glad it responded to medication and I’m forever grateful because I had thought it would never go away, she started lecturing me in a very aggressive manner on the definition of psychosis; kept asking if I had ever heard or seen things without the influence of drugs. I responded with no, and she said “what you’re describing is just normal.” It’s good to note here that she semi diagnosed me in an earlier session with some sort of psychosis, or else I wouldn’t be on 200 quitapex (anti psychotic).
That aside, the persistent mention of religion is mind boggling. I said multiple times that I enjoy talking religions, but I’m never comfortable with the mention of religion in therapy, she said “we have to talk about the things you’re not comfortable with in therapy, or else there’s no point.” And I wholeheartedly agree. However, her points were scattered. I never traced one of her religious stories back to therapy.
Last session was horrible. She didn’t mention one thing I’m not comfortable talking about besides religion; one of which, and one of the reasons I chose to go to therapy, was my failed marriage. A rookie psychiatrist or psychologist would’ve spotted that when I mentioned it, but she never asked about it later. Stuck solely to religion in our last session. I could barely talk or get my thoughts over. I felt attacked for no reason at all, whereas it should be a “safe space.” It felt like a personal vendetta because I expressed beliefs different from hers.
I’m putting all of this out as part of my therapy. She did mention before “if you went to a hotel and the service was bad, you’d leave a bad review… not refrain from the world and stay in your room.” So, I won’t refrain from therapy because it helped. I’ll just find a better doctor.
Posting under a pseudonym for privacy.