Noah Kass

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Noah Kass is a psychotherapist specializing in addiction, relationship issues and work stressors. He has been clinical director at The Dunes East Hampton and Realization Center in Union Square, both addiction treatment facilities. He received an MSW in clinical social work and a master of arts in education from New York University. In addition, Noah completed the post-master's certificate program in Clinical Approaches to the Addiction at NYU under the guidance of Dr. Lala Straussner.

He has debated the former Republican nominee for attorney general Dan Donovan at The New School University's panel discussion "Youth in Harm's Way: Marijuana Law Enforcement and Young New Yorkers," led a series of joint training sessions with The Legal Aid Society helping to educate New York City parole officers on how to best work with their LGBTQ clients and has been featured in The New York Daily News and The Gotham Gazette. Mr. Kass provides individual counseling to a wide range of New Yorkers with addictions, mental health issues or those seeking general support.

Prior to his career in social work, Noah was a fourth grade teacher at the Rodeph Sholom Elementary School, a lecturer at Bronx Community College, and an actor/playwright.

He has debated the former Republican nominee for attorney general Dan Donovan at The New School University's panel discussion "Youth in Harm's Way: Marijuana Law Enforcement and Young New Yorkers," led a series of joint training sessions with The Legal Aid Society helping to educate New York City parole officers on how to best work with their LGBTQ clients and has been featured in The New York Daily News and The Gotham Gazette.

Mr. Kass provides individual counseling to a wide range of New Yorkers with addictions, mental health issues or those seeking general support.

Prior to his career in social work, Noah was a fourth grade teacher at the Rodeph Sholom Elementary School, a lecturer at Bronx Community College, and an actor/playwright.