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Payment Sources
We accept most major mental health insurances. Let us help you determine if your insurance covers the services you need.
You may also call your insurance company directly for more information.
We offer a sliding scale fee for cash pay clients.
We serve all Medicaid clients
Silver Summit
Anthem BCBS (Amerigroup)
Health Plan of Nevada
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About Our Agency
Clinical Counseling Services
is a private, community-based, mental health agency comprised of a variety of treatment specialists including licensed counselors who are trained to promote emotional and mental health.
Our services are provided to individuals, couples and families. We treat a variety of emotional and behavioral issues such as mood disorders, depression, anxiety, PTSD, anger management, grief and many others.
Our Goals
Our services are designed to provide assistance to individuals and families who are affected by mental illness, emotional or behavioral issues. We assist individuals and families in promoting emotional growth and mental well-being.
Each individual is unique and can expect an individualized approach to treatment. We assist in identifying each client's unique strengths in order to manage their symptoms and achieve their highest level of functioning.
Our Services
Our agency provides counseling to individuals, couples and families in both in office setting and telehealth. Services are provided by fully licensed therapists.
What is psychotherapy
Psychotherapy refers to a range of treatments that can help with mental health problems, emotional challenges, and some psychiatric disorders. It aims to provide insight to clients in order to understand their feelings. It promotes an understanding of what makes them feel positive, anxious, or depressed. This enables clients to learn to cope with difficult situations in a more adaptive way.
There are several approaches in psychotherapy.
Behavioral therapy
Behavioral therapy helps clients gain insight into how their behavior influences the way they feel and focuses on increasing a person’s engagement in positive or socially reinforcing activities.
Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) pairs cognitive with behavioral therapy, to address both thoughts and behaviors.
Cognitive therapy
Cognitive therapy is focused on “cognition” or “thoughts”. It starts with the idea that what we think shapes how we feel. Cognitive therapy challenges the beliefs a person has about a situation in order to alter their emotional state. It looks at present thinking and communication patterns, rather than the past.
Interpersonal therapy
This approach focuses on interpersonal relationships. Symptoms may stem from a person's relationship with others. A client learns skills for improving communication patterns which helps the client to manage the symptoms. The client increases awareness to their approach to interpersonal problems, understand them, and learns to manage them more constructively.
Family therapy
A family therapist looks at symptoms in the family context. Some conditions require the treatment of the family unit. Family therapy generally involves discussion and problem-solving sessions with the client and the family, as a group, in couples, or one-to-one.
Psychodynamic therapy
Psychodynamic therapy, or insight-oriented therapy, focuses on the deep-seated causes of behavior. The aim is to increase self-awareness and understanding of how the past affects present behavior and emotion by gaining an understanding of the source of their emotional distress, usually by exploring motives, needs and defenses that they are not aware of. It can help clients whose symptoms have not been resolved by other forms of psychotherapy.
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