Desert Peace Therapy

Desert Peace Therapy is a counseling practice, not an activity program, and it belongs in a different mental category than sports leagues or art classes. This is where Las Vegas families go when a child needs professional mental health support. The practice sees clients ages 3 through 18, covering preschool, elementary, middle, and high school, and it also works with parents and whole families.

The service list is long and specific: individual therapy, child and adolescent therapy, family therapy, parenting support, and trauma therapy. For younger kids who cannot sit and talk through problems the way adults do, the practice offers play therapy, sand tray therapy, and art therapy. Those three approaches let children work through emotions using toys, miniature figures in sand, and creative projects instead of conversation, which is the standard clinical route for the preschool and early elementary years.

The listing marks the practice as special needs friendly, with accommodations listed for mental health counseling, emotional and behavioral support, play therapy, art therapy, and ADHD support. If your child has an ADHD diagnosis or behavioral concerns and you have struggled to find a provider comfortable with that profile, this listing directly addresses it.

Sessions happen at 2400 N Tenaya Way in the northwest part of Las Vegas, zip code 89128. Office hours run 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM Monday through Friday, with the office closed Saturday and Sunday. That weekday-only schedule means working parents will likely need to plan around school pickups for appointments. The practice operates year-round, and services are provided in English.

The listing does not include pricing, and therapy costs vary widely depending on insurance, so that conversation needs to happen directly with the office. You can call (725) 222-0263 with questions about rates, insurance acceptance, and current openings, or look at desertpeacetherapy.com for more on the clinicians and their approaches. For families searching this directory for emotional or behavioral help rather than an after-school activity, this is one of the practices in the valley set up specifically for the 3 to 18 age range.