Edith Noyes

Edith is a psychotherapist, researcher, and lifelong learner. She wants to bring a compassionate and insightful perspective to her work. She is called to sit with people in life’s “in-between” places: moments when the old ways of coping no longer fit, but the path forward feels uncertain. She understands how isolating it can be to feel like you’ve run out of options, and she offers a space where no subject is off-limits and no experience is too unconventional to be spoken aloud. Edith approaches each conversation with openness, curiosity, and respect, welcoming discussions about relationships, identity, drug use, sex, and alternative ways of living. She sees therapy as a collaborative process; a place to sift through complexity, sit with uncertainty and discomfort, and begin to imagine what’s next. Her hope is to be grounded but curious, to meet clients exactly where they are, offering a calming presence and thoughtful support.