Light Behavioral Health Center

Light Behavioral Health Center is a behavioral health and therapy provider in Las Vegas, located at 2110 E Flamingo Rd #104, zip 89119. The listing's age range of 0 to 18 is PlayPivot's default span rather than a policy the center has posted, so families should call to confirm which specific ages the center actually serves before assuming it covers infants through high schoolers.

What is clearly documented is the center's scope of accommodations: behavioral therapy including ABA, mental health counseling, play therapy, sensory processing therapy, early intervention for ages 0 to 5, autism early intervention, developmental delay programs, ADHD support, and emotional and behavioral support services. That is a fairly comprehensive list for a single provider, spanning early intervention for toddlers through therapy and counseling services that could apply to older kids and teens as well.

Specific programs offered and on-site amenities are not detailed in this listing, so families should not assume a particular therapy model, group size, or session format without asking directly. Office hours run Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, with the office closed on weekends, and the center operates year-round.

No website is listed for Light Behavioral Health Center, so the most direct way to get information on intake, insurance, and current availability is to call (702) 620-5105. Given the breadth of accommodations listed, particularly around autism early intervention and developmental delays, this could be a useful first call for a Las Vegas family who suspects their young child needs an evaluation or early intervention services, though as with any provider working with sensitive developmental or behavioral needs, a direct conversation about credentials and approach before committing is worth the time it takes. Since the office is closed on weekends, families should also plan to reach out during the Monday through Friday window rather than expecting a callback over a Saturday or Sunday, and ask up front how new patient intake and waitlists are currently handled given the range of services on offer.