Tashana Jones MFT-Intern

 Hey, my name is Sam.

I'm a Clinical Professional Counselor Intern. My affection for Mental Health therapy began in my early 20s while I was working on accepting the loss of my daughter. During my time in treatment, I told myself that "there had to be an opposite to pain, anger, disappointment, neglect, and numbness. We cannot be stuck this way”. From that moment on, I knew that this career chose me to help as many people as I could become fulfilled in their lives.

I began my educational journey in 2016 at the University of Phoenix. I earned my master’s degree in clinical Mental Health Counseling in 2020. I have been practicing mental health counseling since 2018 by interning at the Canyon Ridge Counseling Center. Since practicing, I have had experiences treating Grief, Loss, Bereavement, Communication Problems, Anxiety, Depression, PTSD, Bullying, Stress management, and Self-care. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Psychodynamic therapy, Journaling, and Mindfulness-Based therapy are the therapeutic methods/approaches that I frequently use to aid clients in reaching their full potential during their time in therapy.

I believe that the critical components of the therapeutic alliance are respect and trust. These components must be mutual between therapist and client to maintain healthy boundaries and success. Difficulties can arise within this relationship as with others but how each one handles these moments is essential to the relationship's success. 

As a wife, a mother to three children, and maintaining my blended bilingual family, I rarely have time to myself, but I would not have it any other way. I enjoy the movies, bowling, and eating with my family. No matter how hectic my daily life is, when you are ready to begin your journey to a healthier You, I am here.

 Hello, my name is Angela, I am here if you need someone to talk to and empower and support you through tough times. You're in the right place. My role is to wiggle those thoughts around and bring awareness and insight to discover other ways of thinking, reacting and responding. There is no magic pill but there is a supportive, accepting, safe space for you to express yourself. I currently work with individuals, couples, and families at Elements of Motivation. I am open to in-person as well as telehealth.

Change only occurs from within and only when you are ready. I'm here to help you through that transition. I have extensive expertise working with people of various ages and backgrounds for over 20 years.

My education began at California State University of Fresno where I achieved my undergraduate degree in Social Work. I quickly followed a graduate degree in Counseling Psychology at National University in California. Over the course of 15 years, I have worked with the foster care and incarcerated population. I have also spent time at the Marjorie Mason Center's Domestic Violence Shelter working with women and their children through physical and emotional trauma in California.

My current areas of interest include Evidence Based, Strength Based, Solution Focused, Narrative and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Dialectical Behavior Therapy. I take pride in helping you develop and accomplish your goals. I currently work part-time for Elements of Motivation mental and behavioral health outpatient agency as a Marriage Family Therapist Intern and currently associated with AAMFT.

My goals is helping people live their truth, overcome barriers and simply be happy. However, you have complete power over your happiness. Yet, I enjoy guiding you there.

In my free time I enjoy spending time with family and friends. I value positivity, laughter and smiles. Some of my favorite things to do are baking, decorating, listening to music, watching YouTube videos, comedy and romance movies. I adore aquatic creatures, like turtles, whales, sharks and dolphins and my favorite physical activity is swimming.

Lacey Campbell is a dedicated Clinical Professional Counselor with a wealth of diverse experiences that have shaped her path in the mental health field. Her journey began with teaching English as a second language in China, followed by participating in a program in Thailand promoting the freedom and welfare of elephants. She also worked with children with HIV in an orphanage in India and traveled to various countries to cultivate compassion and cultural awareness. Lacey has been deeply involved in addictions and HIV support groups in her hometown of Baltimore.

Lacey’s unique background enables her to integrate her global experiences into her therapeutic approach, helping clients find their own paths to healing. She specializes in working with individuals who seek to balance life's difficulties with curiosity and a desire to calm their emotions. She understands that achieving happiness can sometimes seem impossible, as thoughts, feelings, and behaviors often create barriers. Lacey offers skills and techniques to help clients manage and move through emotional pain, rather than avoiding it.

Her clinical experience spans school mental health, the Department of Corrections, community mental health, and substance use treatment. Lacey works with individuals across the lifespan, offering a dynamic and tailored approach to each person’s unique personality.

If you are struggling with lifelong challenges, Lacey is here to guide you on your journey toward healing. She will walk with you to help you build your future self, addressing underlying issues that influence current self-sabotaging or unhelpful behaviors. Allow Lacey to assist you in navigating your thoughts, feelings, and emotions as you work towards a more balanced and fulfilling life.

  Miranda Pulido is a dedicated CPC-Intern with a wealth of experience working with individuals, couples, and families. She earned her Master's in Clinical Psychology from Pepperdine University and is passionate about serving women, addressing multicultural concerns, and supporting underserved populations.

Miranda utilizes an integrative approach that emphasizes humanistic, person-centered, and cognitive-behavioral therapies (CBT). She is committed to helping clients build confidence and achieve happy, fulfilling lives. In her practice, Miranda fosters open communication within a safe, nonjudgmental space. She deeply understands intersectionality, guiding clients to learn about themselves, find their voice, and advocate for themselves and others.

With Miranda, you can expect empathetic support tailored to your unique needs, promoting personal growth and self-empowerment.

  My name is Terri Rosenberg. I am originally from New York. I grew up on Long Island where I enjoyed spending weekends at the beach. My brother still lives on the East coast, and we are close. I grew up training as a professional dancer and that was my passion. I decided to start a new career because I wanted to help others who needed support. As I explored many options, I found the field of Social Work.

I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. My educational background includes receiving my master’s degree of Social Work from Fordham University in New York. In 2016, I decided to expand myself and moved west. I came to Las Vegas to improve and enhance my professional growth and opportunities. 

My professional skills include working in inpatient and outpatient settings. In the past few years, I have been working remotely. I have knowledge and experience in working with individuals with various mental health matters including but not limited to mood disorders, grief, trauma focused, anxiety, and addiction. I especially enjoy working with adults and adolescents. I enjoy one-on-one individual therapy. I believe my professional background in the Arts contributes to my creativity as a therapist.

One of my favorite parts of being a therapist is the engagement, including building a trusting and supportive relationship. I believe that positive thoughts and humor bring positive energy to get through my daily struggles. Some of my preferred therapy approaches include, but are not limited to, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Client Solution Focused therapy, Mindfulness, Trauma-focused therapy, and motivational interviewing. I prefer working from a strength’s perspective and watching people grow.

Open to working with adolescents/adults 13 years and older.