Ages:

• Children (5+)
• Adolescents (13-17)
• Adults (18+)

About Alice:

Alice Wilson has called Las Vegas home for over forty years, after moving from South Euclid, Ohio. She is passionate about personal growth, guided by spirituality, healthy living, meditation, and positive thinking.

Her path to becoming a mental health therapist began while caring for her brother, who lived with multiple mental health disorders. This experience deepened her empathy, strengthened her skills in patience and understanding, and gave her firsthand insight into the stigma surrounding mental health.

Committed to providing compassionate, collaborative care, Alice helps individuals and families navigate the challenges of mental, physical, and emotional health with dignity and respect.

Education:

Alice Wilson earned her Bachelor’s degree in Accounting from Myers College in 1994, a Master of Business Administration from the University of Phoenix in 2008, and a Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Capella University in 2020.

Experience:

Over the past several decades, Alice Wilson has built a diverse career spanning the federal government, local school districts, local government agencies, group homes, recovery centers, and entrepreneurship. She is dedicated to providing active listening and thoughtful insight, helping clients gain clarity about their current situations and recognize the possibilities for living a more fulfilling life.

Her professional experience includes working with male youths in behavioral schools, students in special education programs, couples, families, substance use groups, homeless individuals, veterans, and those seeking financial literacy to support self-sufficiency and stability.

Focus Areas: 

• ADHD
• Anxiety
• Associative Disorder
• Business Development
• Career Planning
• Compulsive Behavior Disorders
• Depression
• Family/Parenting Skills
• Grief
• PTSD
• Trauma

Modalities: 

• Individual Therapy
  
• Family Therapy
  
• Person Centered Therapy
  
• Experiential Therapy
  
• Internal Family Systems (IFS)
  
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
  
• Trauma-Focused Therapy (TF-CBT)
  
• Emotionally Focused Therapy