Trauma and PTSD therapists & psychiatrists in Las Vegas, NV

As a Nevada-based LCSW providing Telehealth services, I aim to make therapy feel approachable, collaborative, and grounded in real life.

I especially enjoy working with teens and young adults who may feel misunderstood or unsure where to start, as well as adults who are carrying a lot while trying to keep everything together. Together, we’ll focus on helping you better understand yourself, strengthen coping skills, and create a life that feels more aligned and manageable.

If you are looking to develop a greater understanding of yourself, a situation, or are looking for tools to better navigate life, we may be a fit.

I believe healing begins in a space where you feel safe and understood. My approach is compassionate and grounded in strong clinical experience, guided by genuine care and respect for each person’s story. I bring a calm, steady presence to every session and see therapy as a collaborative process, one that helps you build awareness, strength, and lasting change.

Willie A. Stewart, LCSW, LCADC, CDVC, is a veteran of Operation Desert Storm whose commitment to service first emerged in the Marine Corps. Following honorable discharge, he earned a BSW and MSW from UNLV and achieved licensure as a Clinical Social Worker and Alcohol & Drug Counselor, as well as certification in Domestic Violence Counseling. Driven by continual professional growth and community dedication, Mr. Stewart founded W.A.S. Therapy and Wellness—anchored by the principle of “Willingly Achieve Success”—to provide trauma-informed, solution-focused care. His extensive clinical experience spans social work, mental health, family, relationship, military veterans, addiction treatment, and domestic violence intervention, equipping him to guide clients toward sustainable wellness.

Began my career as a case manager, working with children and young adults experiencing challenges managing their emotions. Working with a Bachelor's degree in Psychology, I then completed my Masters in Counseling degree, withan emphasis on Marriage, Family and Child therapy. My experience assisting in Couples counseling sessions has encouraged me to focus on the "Union's" and the "Individual's" needs of the relationship. Providing stress management skills for phase of life transition for the younger and older population has been my pleasure.

Christine Ramos is a dual certified acute care nurse practitioner and psychiatric nurse practitioner who enjoys treating a patient population across the lifespan. Her approach to treatment is base upon patient centered-goals. No controlled substance schedule II (I.e. Xanax, Adderall ) prescriptive authority at this time.

With 17 years of experience as a Marriage and Family Therapist, I work with individuals, couples, children, adolescents and children to help navigate life's transitions, stressors, and relational challenges.

I work with anyone navigating adjustment/mood challenges, stress, trauma, grief, and co-occurring disorders. Using an integrative approach, I help clients make sustainable progress toward their goals and overall wellness.

Licensed Clinical Social Worker licensed to independently practice social work since 2007.

Qualified Mental Health Professional and a former federal law enforcement officer.

Over 20 years of experience in the field of clinical social work.

Bachelor of Science in Psychology and Corrections/Juvenile Services from Eastern Kentucky University in 1997.

Master of Social Work degree from The University of Kentucky in 2001.

Experience - Inpatient and outpatient settings, the school system, community corrections and in-home therapy to children and their families.

Approach is holistic, client-driven, and solution-focused.

Individual, family, and group counseling experience to adults and adolescents addressing adult mental health, behavioral issues, substance abuse, codependency, medical problems, grief, disability, and basic life management skills related to divorce, domestic violence, trauma, loss, grief, relationship conflicts, and stress.

"A failure is not always a mistake, it may simply be the best one can do under the circumstances. The real mistake is to stop trying." B.F. Skinner