Creative Counseling, llc

Creative Counseling, LLC is a family and child counseling practice in Las Vegas, located at 2445 Fire Mesa St, zip code 89128, listed under Parenting Support & Education in the Family Counseling subcategory.

Services listed include child counseling, adolescent therapy, family counseling, play therapy, art therapy, parenting support, and behavioral support. The use of play therapy and art therapy alongside more traditional talk-based family counseling suggests the practice has tools suited to younger children who may not respond as well to conversation-only sessions.

The practice serves ages 3 to 18, broken into three brackets: 3-5 for preschoolers, 6-12 for elementary and middle school age, and 13-18 for teens. That structure suggests therapy approaches are tailored by developmental stage rather than using one format for every age.

Amenities listed are telehealth options and comfortable therapy rooms, so families can choose between in-person sessions and virtual appointments depending on what works better for their schedule or their child's comfort level.

Creative Counseling is marked as special needs friendly, with accommodations listed for ADHD support, emotional and behavioral support, learning disability support, and early intervention for ages 0 to 5. Language of service is English.

No hours are listed in this record, so families should call to check appointment availability. Contact the practice at (702) 441-1810 or visit creativecounselinglasvegas.com/contact for scheduling and intake questions. No price range or scholarship information is listed here, so ask about session fees and whether insurance is accepted directly.

For a family looking for a counselor who works specifically with children and teens, rather than a general practice that sees adults too, the age-specific brackets and use of play and art therapy here are worth asking about when scheduling an initial consultation.

The early intervention listing for ages 0 to 5 stands out among the accommodations, since it suggests the practice works with families before a child even reaches the 3-5 preschool bracket that anchors the standard age brackets listed for this practice.