Noa Gubler

Working with people is something I was born with, to a certain extent: My mother and my grandmother are both therapists who practice craniosacral therapy. So I grew up surrounded by knowledge of body therapy, and working with my hands is still in my blood to this day. But above all, I became a therapist because connecting with people fulfills me—every person brings their own story, and the trust they place in me means a great deal to me.

My greatest strength is listening. It’s important to me to create a space where people feel safe and heard, and where there’s room for emotions. In my treatments, I focus on what a person brings with them and what they need at that moment. I enjoy combining various elements from different methods—including craniosacral therapy—and incorporating my intuition, always in consultation with and attuned to my client’s physical feedback. When everything feels right, I prefer to work in the flow.