A New Mind Health Services

A New Mind Health Services, at 320 N Nellis Blvd UNIT 6 in Las Vegas (89110), supports children from birth through age 18 with mental health counseling, behavioral therapy, developmental delay programs, early intervention, special education support, and play therapy. The listing marks this as a special needs friendly practice with an extensive set of accommodations, including behavioral therapy and ABA, autism early intervention, developmental delay programs, sensory-friendly programs, ADHD support, emotional and behavioral support, and learning disability support, alongside general therapy and inclusive programs. Services are grouped by age into 0 to 5, 6 to 12, and 13 to 18.

The office is wheelchair accessible and open Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 8:30 PM, with Saturday and Sunday closed. It operates year-round, so families are not limited to enrolling at a particular time of year for an intake evaluation or ongoing sessions. English is the language spoken according to the listing.

This is a clinical mental health and therapy practice rather than a recreational program, so a visit typically means an intake appointment, an individual or family counseling session, or a therapy session tied to a treatment plan rather than a group class. No pricing information is listed, and given how much mental health and therapy costs vary based on insurance coverage, session length, and the specific service, families will want to ask directly about cost, accepted insurance, and whether a diagnosis or physician referral is required before the first appointment.

To schedule an evaluation or ask which of the practice's services fit your child's needs, call (702) 551-2987. No website is listed for A New Mind Health Services, so a phone call is currently the most direct way to reach the practice and confirm current availability for new patients.

Because the practice's accommodation list is unusually broad, it may be worth asking early on which specific clinicians or specialists on staff handle a given need, such as autism early intervention versus general ADHD support, so you can be matched with the right provider from the start rather than switching partway through treatment.