ADHD Center of Las Vegas

ADHD Center of Las Vegas provides diagnostic and therapeutic services for children and adolescents ages 6 through 18, split into a 6 to 12 bracket and a 13 to 18 bracket. The service list is clinical rather than recreational: diagnostic evaluations, medication management, psychotherapy, executive function coaching, parent training, academic support, behavioral support, neurofeedback, support groups, and skills training. That range covers both the initial process of getting a diagnosis and the ongoing support that typically follows one.

The center is marked as special-needs friendly, which fits its focus, with accommodations listed for ADHD support, emotional and behavioral support, behavioral therapy including ABA, mental health counseling, learning disability support, and special education support. In practice this means the center is likely equipped to work with kids who have overlapping diagnoses, not only ADHD in isolation.

Located at 8379 W Sunset Rd, Unit 140, in Las Vegas, 89113, the center operates year round. Hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM, with no weekend hours listed, so appointments need to be scheduled within that weekday window. Services are conducted in English. Pricing, insurance participation, and whether a scholarship or sliding scale is available are not included in this record, so those questions should go directly to the intake team.

Given that parent training and executive function coaching are both listed alongside direct clinical services like medication management and psychotherapy, this center appears built to support the whole family process around an ADHD diagnosis, not just the child in isolation. For scheduling an evaluation or asking which services fit a specific concern, call (702) 212-3008 or visit adhdcenteroflasvegas.org.

The listing does not note whether payment plans or sliding-scale fees are available, which matters for a clinical service like this one where costs can add up across evaluation, ongoing therapy, and coaching sessions, so it is worth raising that question during the intake call.