Mastering Mindsets

Mastering Mindsets provides Applied Behavior Analysis, or ABA, therapy and parent training for children and adolescents in North Las Vegas, located at 5892 Losee Rd. The program serves ages 0 to 18, broken into 0-5, 6-12, and 13-18 brackets, and focuses specifically on autism, developmental delays, and behavioral or emotional support.

The listing marks the program as special needs friendly, with autism-friendly support, developmental delay support, behavioral therapy, ABA therapy, and emotional and behavioral support all specifically listed as accommodations. Programs are described as individualized, meaning treatment plans are built around a specific child rather than a fixed group curriculum, which is typical of clinical ABA therapy services offered elsewhere.

PlayPivot does not have verified hours for this business, so families should call (702) 907-1424 to ask about scheduling, since ABA therapy providers commonly work around individual family and school schedules rather than keeping fixed walk-in hours like a retail business.

There is also no verified pricing for sessions or evaluations in this listing. ABA therapy is often billed through insurance, so it is worth asking on that first call whether Mastering Mindsets accepts your insurance plan or what a self-pay rate looks like, since cost structures for clinical therapy services differ significantly from typical enrichment classes or sports programs in this directory.

Parent training is offered alongside direct therapy for the child, which means this is not solely a service where a child attends sessions alone. Parents are also expected to be part of the process, learning strategies they can use at home between sessions. Families who are new to ABA therapy and unsure whether it is the right fit for their child should ask during that first call what an initial evaluation involves and how a treatment plan gets built before committing to ongoing sessions. Families should also ask whether an intake assessment is required before therapy begins, since ABA providers typically start with an evaluation to identify specific goals before building an individualized treatment plan for a child.