Meet Noha, a counselling psychology masters student currently completing her practicum in Yellowknife. Since 2009, she’s proudly called this community her home, but her roots trace back to Montreal. Raised by immigrants, she speaks English, French, and Arabic, offering a unique perspective shaped by diverse cultures.
With a deep-rooted curiosity and passion for healing, Noha’s approach to counselling is infused with a natural inclination towards exploration. She hopes to ignite that same curiosity within her clients as they navigate their challenges. Noha brings a profound understanding of the psychological impacts of infertility, the nuanced intersections of identity, and the path to healing from trauma. Drawing from her personal journey as a parent, Noha offers invaluable insights into the multifaceted challenges and joys of parenthood. Additionally, with six years of dedicated work with military families, she has developed an understanding of the complexities inherent in frequent separation and relocation.
Welcoming individuals over 14, Noha is equipped to tackle various challenges including depression, identity crises, anxiety, trauma, stress, grief, workplace conflicts, and interpersonal dynamics.
Her approach focuses on creating a safe space where clients can cultivate a healthy, respectful, and trusting relationship. Offering a client-centered, trauma-focused approach, Noha prioritizes authenticity and empathy, guiding clients towards healing and self-discovery.
Take the next step towards well-being and book an appointment with Noha today.
Meet Noha, a counselling psychology masters student currently completing her practicum in Yellowk...
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Although originally from Nova Scotia and of settler descent, I am grateful beyond measure to currently be living in Chief Drygeese Territory (Yellowknife). Prior to moving to Yellowknife in 2024, I spent several years living in the Yukon on the traditional territory of White River First Nation. I moved to the Yukon from Nunavut, living in both Kinngait and Iqaluit. I have been immensely privileged to have spent the majority of the last decade in the north and getting to visit and be part of such vibrant communities.
Outside of work, you can often find me outside with my dog Breton, singing along to 2000s hip hop, watching true crime documentaries, or reality TV and forever trying to perfect my sourdough skills.
Genuine, warm and collaborative relationships are the foundation of my clinical practice. I believe in the importance of connection, and in accepting people as they are, wherever they are. I believe building trust takes time, and that there is no “one size fits all” solution. My own therapy has hugely influenced my approach to counselling, having experienced how important it is to be met with true warmth and non-judgement while engaging in efforts towards healing. I strive to work from a trauma-informed and anti-oppressive lens.
Currently, the majority of my clinical work is trauma-related, focusing on complex trauma, abuse and attachment trauma. However, I also work with individual’s experiencing depression, anxiety, life transitions, relationship difficulties and a range of other presentations.
Although originally from Nova Scotia and of settler descent, I am grateful beyond measure to curr...
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What does a LENS Neurofeedback tech do?
Administers LENS Neurofeedback brain training to adults and children under the supervision of a registered Psychologist.
Assumes responsibility for the execution of the Neurofeedback protocols.
Coordinates scheduling of appointments and keeps track of sessions delivered to plan.
Selects and adjusts neurofeedback protocols to maximize effectiveness of service.
Tracks, charts and monitors patient’s training sessions and symptomatic progress.
Reviews patient progress and training effectiveness with the supervising psychologist, patient’s caregiver or patient.
Keeps the treatment room clean, stocked and prepared for each patient session.
What does a LENS Neurofeedback tech do?
Administers LENS Neurofeedback brain training to adult...
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