Noelle Fitzpatrick

I have been working in the mental health field since 2012, with a foundation rooted in compassionate, evidence-based care. My career began at Cornerstone of Hope, a grief counseling center, where I received my initial clinical training and developed a deep respect for the healing process during life’s most difficult transitions. After graduating, I worked in an outpatient setting with Beechbrook, supporting children and adolescents as they navigated emotional, behavioral, and family challenges. In 2014, I completed a year-long intensive training in Cognitive Therapy through the Cleveland Center for Cognitive Therapy, which continues to inform my approach today. I later transitioned into private practice, where I expanded my work with adults across two different practices, ultimately earning my independent license in 2024. I strive to provide a thoughtful, collaborative therapeutic space that helps clients build insight, resilience, and practical tools for meaningful and lasting change.

My approach combines practical coping strategies with deeper work to understand patterns that keep you stuck. I draw from CBT and mindfulness-based approaches to help clients calm racing thoughts, challenge unhelpful patterns, and build more emotional balance.

When we meet for the first time, I will be learning all about you and why you are seeking therapy. We will begin building a foundation of trust and openness as we move forward in the therapy process.