Ashton Martini, MS, LMFT, LCADC

Ashton Martini, MS, LMFT, LCADC, is a licensed therapist practicing at 3005 W Horizon Ridge Pkwy, Suite 201, in Henderson, zip code 89052. The credentials after the name tell you the scope: a master of science, a licensed marriage and family therapist, and a licensed clinical alcohol and drug counselor, a combination that covers family systems work and substance-related concerns under one license set.

This is a counseling practice, not an activity program, and the services reflect that. The listing records adolescent counseling, family counseling, parenting support, and individual counseling for teens. The age brackets span 0 to 5, 6 to 12, and 13 to 18, though the program list leans toward adolescents and the family unit, which is typical for marriage and family therapists: younger children are often seen through family sessions rather than solo.

Sessions are available both in person and virtually, which matters for teens with packed schedules and for families spread across the valley who would rather not drive to Horizon Ridge weekly. The listing records emotional and behavioral support and ADHD support among the accommodations, two of the most common reasons parents seek counseling for a child in the first place.

No office hours are posted, which is standard for a private practice that books by appointment. Pricing is likewise not recorded, and with therapy the real first questions are whether the practice takes your insurance, what self-pay rates look like, and whether there is a current waitlist. Ask all three when you call (702) 217-6604. The website is lasvegasnvtherapist.com. Services run year-round in English.

One practical note from a decade of parents comparing notes: fit between a teen and a therapist matters more than any credential, and a teen who vetoes the first therapist is not a lost cause. Many practices offer a brief initial consultation, so ask whether one is available before committing to a full intake. No Google reviews are recorded in this listing, which is common and unremarkable for therapy practices given confidentiality norms.