FACT Family and Child Treatment

FACT Family and Child Treatment is a therapy provider at 8080 West Sahara Avenue, Suite D, in the 89117 zip code of Las Vegas. This is a clinical service, not a recreational program, and it belongs in a family's plans when a child is working through emotional, behavioral, or developmental challenges rather than looking for an activity.

The service list is substantial: child and adolescent therapy, family therapy, parenting support, play therapy, trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy, social skills training, anxiety treatment, depression treatment, ADHD management, and grief and loss counseling. Play therapy is the standard clinical approach for younger children who cannot yet talk through problems the way teens can, and its presence alongside trauma-focused CBT and family therapy means the practice covers both younger kids and adolescents with age-appropriate methods. The parenting support and family therapy components matter too, since child treatment tends to work better when the household is part of the process.

The directory records an age range of 0 to 18, which is this directory's default range rather than a posted intake policy, with brackets of 0 to 3, 4 to 12, and 13 to 18. Confirm directly whether the practice sees children at the specific age you need, particularly for the youngest years.

The listing marks the practice as special needs friendly, specifically noting ADHD support, emotional and behavioral support, mental health counseling, play therapy, and developmental delay programs. The office is wheelchair accessible, services are in English, and the practice operates year-round.

No office hours are recorded in this listing, and no pricing is listed, which for a therapy practice means the important first call covers scheduling, insurance and payment options, and current availability for new clients. That call goes to (702) 258-5855, and the organization posts information at factsnv.org. Waitlists for child therapy in the valley are common, so families are generally better off calling early, even before they are certain about starting, to understand the intake timeline.