The Peaceful Mind Counseling Center

The Peaceful Mind Counseling Center is a therapy practice at 3455 Cliff Shadows Pkwy, Suite 220, in northwest Las Vegas, zip code 89129. It serves children and teens from age 3 through 18, one of the wider age spans among local counseling practices, with brackets of 3 to 5, 6 to 12, and 13 to 18. Starting at age 3 matters because many child therapists do not take clients that young; families of preschoolers with behavioral or emotional concerns often have short lists to choose from.

The service list covers nine areas: child and adolescent therapy, play therapy, parenting support, individual therapy, family therapy, and counseling focused on anxiety, depression, trauma, and behavior. Play therapy is the standard modality for the youngest clients, who work out problems through play rather than conversation, and its presence alongside adolescent therapy indicates the practice adapts its approach across that 3 to 18 span rather than applying one method to all ages. Parenting support and family therapy mean the adults in the household can be part of treatment, which is often where progress with young children actually happens.

The listing marks the practice as special needs friendly, with emotional and behavioral support, developmental delay programs, and ADHD support named as accommodations. The brief description on file frames the practice as addressing emotional, behavioral, and developmental needs for children, adolescents, and families.

No office hours are posted on this listing, and no fees or insurance information appear either, so scheduling and cost questions both go through the office at (702) 793-7225 or the practice's website, thepeacefulmindcounseling.com. The practice operates year round and sessions are conducted in English.

For a parent starting the search, the useful comparison points here are the age 3 starting point, the play therapy option, and the named ADHD and developmental delay support. A first phone call should cover therapist availability, whether the practice takes your insurance, and typical wait time for a first appointment, since none of that is on the listing.