Las Vegas Therapy

We provide online therapy services to residents throughout Nevada. Our experts are kind, compassionate, and qualified therapists and psychologists who offer tailored treatment based on your needs. You can book an online therapy appointment in Las Vegas directly through our platform. Find the right online therapist for you using search filters, or fill out our Therapist Matchmaker Survey and we can take the hassle out of finding an online therapist for you. If you have any questions, call our Las Vegas office, and one of our team can help you.

Thriving Center of Psychology has expert therapists based across Nevada. Whether you prefer virtual therapy, want to see your therapist in person, or do hybrid therapy, we’ve designed every experience to make sure you feel safe and comfortable. We understand that some clients prefer to speak with their therapist face-to-face. Use our platform to find a therapist in Las Vegas and book directly through our platform. Our Las Vegas office is a calm and safe space to visit your therapist.

Couples therapy can help improve communication and offer a new perspective with an unbiased third party. If you think you would benefit from speaking with a couples therapist in Las Vegas, we have a number of relationship experts to suit different needs and relationships. Search for a couples therapist near you on our platform. Filter by area and couples therapy, then select “Book an Appointment” and choose a time that’s suitable for you both. Alternatively, call our Las Vegas office, and we can help.

Most therapists in Las Vegas don’t accept health insurance due to several reasons. Low reimbursement rates and regulations around care can make it difficult for therapists to provide individualized care and cover their costs. Thriving Center of Psychology doesn’t accept health insurance, so we can prioritize the health of our experts and offer clients high-quality, tailored mental health care.

Depending on your insurance plan, insurance companies may reimburse 50% to 80% of out-of-network therapy sessions. We suggest contacting your insurance company to determine your out-of-network reimbursement benefits.

Many insurance plans now include online therapy within their coverage. We recommend contacting your insurance company to ask about online therapy and out-of-network reimbursement. We can provide you with any paperwork you need for reimbursement.

You can book a therapy appointment online or at our Las Vegas office. Our office is located on South Rampart Blvd in Northwest Las Vegas, near Summerlin and Queensbridge. The office has good road links and is just 11 miles away from The Las Vegas Strip and a 13-minute drive from North Las Vegas Airport.

We serve patients that live in the surrounding zip codes from our Las Vegas office, including 89004, 89006, 89030, 89032, 89134, 89145-89149, and 89183.

Whether you’re researching “clinical psychologist Las Vegas NV” or “top therapists Las Vegas NV near me,” it can feel overwhelming to find a therapist in Las Vegas NV, that matches your needs and availability. To start working with Thriving Center of Psychology, request an appointment online, use our Therapist Matchmaker Survey or call our Las Vegas office today to get started.

In your first therapy session, you can expect to talk about yourself. Your therapist is trying to get to know you and understand your reason for being in therapy, your background, and any symptoms you may be experiencing. They will then work with you to develop a tailored treatment plan.

If you’re not sure what type of therapist is best for you, the simplest way to find out is to fill out our Therapist Matchmaker Survey. Answer a few questions, and our client coordinator will be in touch with the best match for you. Alternatively, you can book an appointment online or call our Las Vegas office, and one of our team can help you.

Often, the term “therapist” and “psychologist” are used interchangeably, but they are different. A psychologist holds a doctoral degree and can be referred to as a therapist. However, not all therapists hold a doctoral degree, so not all therapists are psychologists. The main difference comes down to education and training.