Eden Art Therapy

Eden Art Therapy is located at 5145 S Durango Dr in Las Vegas and offers individual art therapy, group art therapy, and family art therapy for children and teens ages 0 to 18, split into brackets of 0 to 3, 4 to 12, and 13 to 18. Because that top level range spans from infancy through high school, families should call to confirm which specific ages the practice is currently accepting into individual versus group sessions.

Art therapy uses creative activities as a structured way for a child to process emotions and work through challenges, guided by a therapist rather than functioning as an open ended art class. Eden Art Therapy is marked special needs friendly, with accommodations listed for autism friendly recreation, ADHD support, emotional and behavioral support, and sensory processing therapy, which suggests the practice works specifically with kids who need a therapeutic rather than purely recreational creative outlet.

Sessions take place in a supportive environment with a dedicated creative space, according to the listing, though exact session hours are not posted, so families should call ahead to check availability rather than assume a walk in schedule. The listing also does not include pricing, scholarship availability, or sibling discount information.

The option to add family art therapy alongside individual and group sessions is worth noting for parents who want to work through a challenge together with their child rather than sending the child to therapy alone. Anyone interested in individual, group, or family art therapy sessions, or wanting to ask whether the practice's autism friendly and sensory processing support fits a specific child's needs, should call (702) 595-6818 or visit edenarttherapy.com/contact/ to schedule an intake conversation. Because art therapy sessions are typically ongoing rather than a one time class, families should ask during the initial call how many sessions are generally recommended and how progress is tracked over time, since that process looks different from enrolling in a standard art class.