The short answer
A Plus is a Las Vegas counseling practice offering in-office therapy for adults and teens, with a warm, culturally sensitive approach and licensed clinicians. This page covers what to expect at a first visit, who the practice serves, and the insurance plans accepted, so you know exactly how to get started.
The practice
A Plus Community Counseling is a Las Vegas practice at 3651 S. Lindell Rd, Suite D, Las Vegas, NV 89103. It offers in-office therapy for people who prefer meeting face to face, with the same licensed clinicians who provide the practice’s virtual care.
What to expect at your first visit
Your first visit is a relaxed conversation. Your counselor asks what brought you in, listens without judgment, and works with you on goals and next steps. You set the pace, and you never have to share more than you are ready to.
Who A Plus serves
The practice works with adults and teens across a wide range of concerns, from anxiety and depression to trauma, grief, anger, and substance use. Families are welcome, and care is shaped around the person in the room.
Culturally sensitive and faith-friendly care
A Plus serves a diverse Las Vegas community and takes your background, values, and faith seriously. You should not have to explain or set aside who you are to get good care, and for clients who want it, faith can be part of the work.
Insurance and Medicaid
A Plus accepts many major insurance plans and Nevada Medicaid, with self-pay options, and verifies your benefits before the first appointment.
In office or online
Prefer to start from home, or need to move between in-person and video around a busy week? Both are available, with the same clinicians either way.
Take the first step
A Plus Community Counseling offers in-office therapy in Las Vegas and teletherapy across Nevada and Wyoming. Call (702) 943-0244 or request an appointment online.
Frequently asked questions
Where is A Plus located?
At 3651 S. Lindell Rd, Suite D, Las Vegas, NV 89103.
Do you see teens?
Yes. The practice works with both adolescents and adults.
What should I bring to a first visit?
Your insurance or Medicaid details and anything you want to discuss. The team tells you the rest when you book.
Do you offer culturally sensitive and faith-based care?
Yes. Your background and beliefs are respected and can be part of counseling if you want them to be.
Can I switch between in-office and online?
Yes, with the same clinician, so your care stays consistent.
This page is general education, not medical advice. For a diagnosis or a plan built around your situation, talk with a licensed clinician.
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