William Conner Noble

William Conner Noble is a licensed psychoanalyst with extensive experience working with individuals and couples facing challenges such as depression, anxiety, grief, and trauma. He views psychotherapy not just as a therapeutic process but as soul work, encompassing self-expression in the company of a trusted guide. Within the safe confines of the therapeutic relationship, clients are encouraged to articulate their thoughts, feelings, dreams, fantasies, desires, and fears — all without the fear of judgment. William believes that genuine emotional and verbal expression fosters profound transformation. As clients identify and address dysfunctional patterns of thought and behavior, reconnecting with fractured aspects of themselves, they move towards a newfound wholeness and the courage for change, ultimately embracing a joyful sense of freedom. His practice centers on psychodynamic psychotherapy, a contemporary evolution of classical psychoanalysis, which carries a rich tradition of theory and healing lasting over a century. With thirty years dedicated to ministry and twenty years in the Army Chaplaincy, William began his specialized training in Marriage and Family Counseling and Psychoanalysis at Blanton-Peale Institute in New York City. He earned his licensure in New York State in 2006 and became certified in New Jersey in 2016 when this certification became available, further solidifying his commitment to fostering mental health and wellness.