Healing Steps Family Therapy

Healing Steps Family Therapy is a counseling practice at 3175 E Warm Springs Rd #111 in Las Vegas, 89120, working with children, adolescents, and families from birth through age 18. This is a therapy practice rather than an enrichment or camp program, so the fit here is for families looking for mental health support rather than a recreational activity.

The practice offers individual therapy, couples therapy, family therapy, and child and adolescent therapy, along with parenting support. For younger clients, therapists use play therapy and art therapy, approaches built around how children communicate through play and creative expression rather than conversation alone.

Hours are limited and worth noting before booking. The office is closed Monday. Tuesday through Thursday it is open from 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM, and Friday hours run from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM. It is closed Saturday and Sunday. The practice operates year-round.

Healing Steps lists itself as accommodating for a wide range of needs, including behavioral therapy, mental health counseling, play therapy, art therapy, ADHD support, emotional and behavioral support, early intervention, and general special needs support. The office describes its space as a comfortable environment and notes that licensed therapists see clients there, with a secure online portal available for scheduling or communication.

Sessions are conducted in English. Families weighing whether individual, family, or play therapy fits their child best can call (702) 803-3258 with questions, or look through healingvegas.com for more on the practice's approach. Because pricing and insurance details are not listed here, anyone comparing costs across providers should call directly rather than assume a rate. This listing does not yet show a Google rating or review count, so families weighing this practice against others in the directory should treat it as a newer or less-reviewed listing rather than reading the absence of reviews as a negative signal. Anyone considering therapy for a child should feel free to ask directly about a therapist's specific experience with the child's age group or presenting concern before booking a first session, since that level of detail is not captured in this listing.