Family First Services

Family First Services offers counseling and parenting support at 1481 W Warm Springs Rd Suite 139 in Henderson, zip code 89014, for kids and families across three age brackets: 0-3, 4-12, and 13-18.

The program list covers both individual and family level services. Family Counseling addresses the household as a whole, while Child Counseling and Adolescent Counseling are geared toward individual kids and teens working through their own challenges. Parenting Support and Parenting Education round out the list, aimed at parents rather than kids directly, giving them tools and guidance alongside whatever counseling their child receives.

Sessions take place in a confidential setting, which is standard for counseling practices and worth noting for parents who want privacy for sensitive family conversations. The listing notes accommodations for mental health counseling, emotional and behavioral support, ADHD support, behavioral therapy including ABA, and play therapy, alongside a general special needs category.

Hours are notably long for a counseling practice: Monday through Saturday from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM, and Sunday from 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM. That schedule gives families evening and weekend options that are harder to find with many counseling practices that only offer weekday daytime hours.

No pricing is listed in this record, and there is no website listed either, so the only way to get current information on session costs, insurance acceptance, or scheduling an intake appointment is to call (702) 908-6491 directly. The practice operates year round and communicates with families in English.

There is no Google rating or review count on file for the practice in PlayPivot's records yet, and no scholarship program or sibling discount is listed, so families should ask directly about session costs and any available payment arrangements when scheduling an initial appointment.

Special needs friendly is marked true for the practice in PlayPivot's records, with accommodations listed for mental health counseling, emotional and behavioral support, ADHD support, behavioral therapy including ABA, and play therapy, which together suggest the practice is set up to handle a range of childhood and adolescent challenges beyond general talk therapy.