Noah has worked with individuals, couples, and families for the past 22-plus years in various social service, counseling, and consultation roles within different communities, including mental health clinics, residential treatment centers, emergency shelters, hospice organizations, home-based therapy programs, summer camps, the Los Angeles Unified School District, and in private practice. The holder of a master's degree in counseling psychology from Humboldt State University, Noah strives to expand the visibility and reach of GoodTherapy.org in an effort to counter the tendency within the mental health field to view people as deficient and fundamentally flawed. The mission and vision of GoodTherapy.org and Noah’s efforts have been featured extensively in the media, including numerous radio and television interviews and print articles.

While his passion for dealing with the serious topic of reducing harm in therapy is always at the fore, Noah is a kid at heart and a self-described "major goofball" who loves playing with his sons, Kobe and Niko, more than anything.

Noah's Articles:

• The Elements of Good Therapy
• What is Therapy
• How to Find a Therapist
• 50 Warning Signs of Questionable Therapy and Counseling
• Doctor, Do You Think I Need Medication?
• Must Therapy be Warranted by Mental Illness Alone?
• Sympathy for Sociopaths?
• Hope
• Marketing your Private Practice with Authentic - Empathy Based Marketing
• Good Therapy, Bad Therapy, and Everything in Between
• History Taking in Therapy - What's Your Approach?
• Can Collaborative Therapy Heal Trauma Safely?
• Is Psychoanalysis "Good" Therapy?
• How to Choose a Counselor or Therapist
• Working Non-pathologically Does Not Negate Pathology, it Depathologizes it.
• Solving without Solving = Good Therapy
• Do you believe "Personality Disorder" diagnoses are pathologizing?
• Join GoodTherapy.org in Celebrating National Psychotherapy Day on Sept. 25