Noha is a master-level Art Therapist and a visual artist. She is also a creative thinker, experienced facilitator, and social justice advocate. Noha is passionate about using her creativity, empathy and curiosity to help people and meaningfully contribute to the world. Noha has diverse art therapy experiences working with populations from clinical and community settings ranging from adolescence to adults. In particular, she has worked with clinical inpatients with eating disorders, borderline personality, and other psychological diagnoses; as well as clients with challenges or diagnoses relating to substance abuse, domestic violence, sexual abuse, schizophrenia and bipolar in community settings. She has extensive experience in both individual and group-based art therapy.

Over the years, Noha continued to pursue her artistic expression. As a professionally trained visual artist and designer, she has launched several solo art exhibitions in Australia and abroad. She is committed to social, cultural and community causes, and has dedicated her skills and time through volunteering in various art, education and health disciplines. Her professional training and lived experience, coupled with her compassionate, innovative, and authentic personal attributes, places her in a unique position to help individuals to improve their well-being through art therapy.