5 therapists in Nevada matching your needs

My name is Sally Kazemi (Saloumeh Kazemi) I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, in the state of CA and NV. I have a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and a Master of Science in Counseling/Marriage, Family, And Child Therapy. I am also a Domestic Violence Counselor and Prevention Early Intervention Specialist. I have a Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Certification which allows me to understand your current situation more in depth.

Here's what I want you to know: It really is as bad as you think. What brought you here is worth your time and energy or it's doubtful you would be here now. My name is Steven Wright, I have Bipolar and Borderline Personality Disorder. I am a LCSW centered out of Georgetown, Texas but I presently serve the Nevada and Texas area remotely. I take a Solutions Focused, Postmodern approach, utilizing my familiarity with ACT, DBT, IFS and AEDP to create a life worth living. If you seek a companion who navigates unconventionally and want someone to help you process what is going on in your life, Book a Session with me!

I began my career in substance use counseling and then moved into youth residential care, with roles at Boys Town and Child Protective Services (CPS). I also worked directly with clients who have developmental and intellectual disabilities. Now a therapist specializing in OCD and trauma, my diverse experiences across various care settings have provided me with a comprehensive understanding of mental health challenges. This background allows me to offer empathetic, informed support to my clients on their journeys toward recovery and wellness.

Hi! My name is Jamie Ellis and I am a licensed clinical social worker. I received my masters in social work from Florida State University. I have been practicing mental health counseling for 10 plus years in all types of setting from inpatient psych to outpatient individual therapy. I love to help people. I love to use my extensive knowledge to encourage and help people heal. I have had experience with all ages but perfer to work with adults 18 years older.

If someone asked you not to think for 10 minutes how hard would that be? Is overthinking about the “What Ifs” driving you to relentlessly check things over and over again? Are you determined to find certainty in an uncertain world? Do you frequently ask others repeatedly if something or someone is going to be OK? No matter how much you do a task or say a particular thing does peace of mind elude you? Does the compulsion to handwash, re-read, double check, pray, or re-arrange items never provide lasting relief? Do you find yourself burdened by intrusive thoughts that strike against your will and preoccupy your mind for hours a day? OCD is characterized by unabating obsessions matched with intense mental or behavioral rituals to relieve the anxiety provoked. It is not treated by “talk therapy” but with Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP). Through customized gradual exposures, ERP is an evidence-based method of intervention to reduce the severity of OCD symptoms. ERP is a collaborative and creative approach to learning new skills and strategies to become comfortable with uncertainty and more confident in your ability to handle life’s unexpected challenges. My style is compassionate, client centered, and culturally sensitive. What to do if you’re nervous about sharing your thoughts with me in therapy? If you're too embarrassed to share something, you can write it down, you can use visuals, you can type it. We can work around this to find other ways that you can deliver the communication. I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in California, Hawaii, Indiana, Massachusetts, Nevada and Virginia. Registered Out-of-State Telehealth Provider in Florida, South Carolina, and Vermont. My treatment focus is on neurodivergent issues, gifted learners, managing life transitions, women’s mental health issues around shifting roles in family and career, and immigration/re-entry adjustment stressors.