Meet Noah
Noah Gotro is a graduate student enrolled in Liberty University’s master’s degree program in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. Seeing firsthand how counseling can help restore the broken, Noah strives to help others find this healing and restoration where previously thought impossible. He has a wide variety of counseling interests ranging from helping with anxiety-provoking events: including fears surrounding coming to counseling for the first time.
More About Noah Gotro, Grad Student Intern
Noah is passionate about helping those who are navigating relational issues, life transitions, depressive symptoms, and other mental health challenges. Believing in the importance of empathy and compassion, Noah’s goal is to create a safe, judgment-free space in which all clients feel supported, heard, and received. He believes that the body and mind are holistically intertwined, having equal importance in the overall health of an individual. This said, Noah sees that mental health is often neglected and he strives to come alongside clients, helping them find balance and healing. While his Chirstian faith is an integral part of who he is, Noah understands that others may not share this perspective and consequently does not impose his beliefs on others—believing that preserving client autonomy is crucial to the counseling process. Noah’s fee per 50-60-minute session is $60.