Meet Noa Hochman, MSWi (she/her)

Noa brings warmth, curiosity, and a knack for turning life’s challenges into opportunities for growth. As a Master of Social Work student intern at Hearten House, she blends trauma-informed care with a holistic and strengths-based approach. Whether facilitating psychoeducation, support, or experiential therapy groups, Noa is passionate about creating inclusive, collaborative spaces where participants feel empowered to navigate their healing journey.

Specialties and Methods
Noa’s expertise includes working with older adolescents, adults, high-acuity populations, LGBTQIA+ individuals, and trauma survivors. Her background as a certified Crisis Worker and former licensed Behavior Technician informs her compassionate approach. She’s particularly interested in supporting participants with eating disorders, chronic mental illness, or dual-diagnosis challenges. Guided by a commitment to cultural competency, ethical communication, and holistic care, Noa helps participants build resilience and engage in their healing beyond the therapy room.

What Drives Her
Inspired by her grandfather’s resilience and her education at a Waldorf School, Noa approaches her work with empathy, imagination, and a deep respect for the connection between physical and mental health. She thrives on fostering honest, open relationships with participants and believes in co-creating transformative group experiences that inspire growth and self-awareness.

When She’s Not Facilitating Groups…
You can find Noa skiing, climbing, or biking through the mountains, playing with her dog, or working on creative projects that involve getting her hands dirty. She’s also a dedicated LGBTQIA+ advocate and a 988 certified crisis worker.

Why Hearten House?
Noa chose Hearten House for its trauma-informed, art-based, and collaborative approach to mental health care. She’s proud to be part of an organization that reimagines mental health care by embracing innovative group modalities and holistic therapies.

Ready to Meet Noa?
Noa facilitates and co-facilitates groups at Hearten House, offering participants a safe, supportive space to explore, connect, and grow. Learn more at heartenhouse.com.