What I Help People With
Updated: Sep 26
By Noah Rubinstein, LMHC (he/him)
Updated March 1, 2026
There are countless reasons people seek therapy, and I'm equipped to help people with many of them. With that said, there are some things that are outside the scope of my expertise, such as severe eating disorders, drug or alcohol abuse, and physical or domestic violence.

Generally, I help individual adults and couples work with almost any aspect of themselves that interferes with feelings of calm, tranquility, peace, patience, acceptance, forgiveness, clarity, kindness, compassion, self-compassion, love, joy, playfulness excitement for life, confidence, trust, connection, hope, optimism, purpose, gratitude, creativity, and the uninhibited freedom to be one’s authentic self.
Below are some of the most common human challenges I help people with. You can click on many of these to learn more.
Trying Too Hard / Striving / Overachievement
People Pleasing / Caretaking / Rescuing
Self-Doubt / Feeling Not Good Enough, Flawed, or Worthless / Impostor Syndrome
Procrastination
Depression / Hopelessness
Victim Mentality or Learned Helplessness
Controlling or Letting Go
Relationship & Marriage Problems
Non-violent Communication
Defensiveness
Irritability / Anger
Resentment / Blame / Criticism of Others
Soothing or Numbing Pain, Feelings, and Stress Through Distractions and Compulsive Behaviors
Emotional Withdrawal / Detachment
