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A focused, collaborative space to work through anxiety, stress, depressed mood, difficult transitions, and recurring patterns.
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Emotional Wellness in Las Vegas
Thoughtful, solution-focused counseling for adults, children ages 6 and older, adolescents, couples, and families—grounded in emotional intelligence, evidence, and self-acceptance.
Telehealth appointments are available to clients physically located in Nevada at the time of service.
We accept most commercial health plans, Medicare, Medicaid, and employee assistance plans (EAPs).
“Confidence begins with the willingness to make a mistake.”
How we can help
Care is tailored to the person, the circumstance, and the goals you want therapy to serve.
A focused, collaborative space to work through anxiety, stress, depressed mood, difficult transitions, and recurring patterns.
Get startedSupport for clearer communication, healthier expectations, conflict resolution, and more adaptive ways of relating.
Get startedDevelopmentally informed care that helps younger clients build emotional language, choice, confidence, and practical coping skills.
Get startedCommon concerns include anxiety, stress, depressed mood, relationship difficulties, life transitions, emotional regulation, and career concerns.

Our Approach to Emotional Wellness
I will help you look beneath emotional labels to understand the perceptions, predictions, beliefs, and demands giving an experience its meaning. The goal is not to judge an emotion or simply make it disappear. It is to understand what the emotion is communicating, determine what is accurate and useful, and create room for a more deliberate response.
My sessions are active, here-and-now, educational, and solution-focused. I explain the ideas behind the work in accessible language, invite honest examination of conclusions that may create unnecessary suffering, and work with you to practice choices that better reflect your values and goals.
Meet Your CoachWhat Informs Our Care Model
REBT explores how beliefs and interpretations shape emotional consequences. Clients learn to question rigid “musts,” “shoulds,” and catastrophic conclusions, replacing them with views that are more accurate, flexible, and workable.
Emotions are treated as meaningful information rather than fixed identities. The work strengthens the ability to recognize, understand, express, and regulate emotion while responding effectively to the emotions of others.
Mindfulness creates a pause between an internal experience and an automatic reaction. Clients practice observing thoughts, sensations, and emotions with greater clarity, curiosity, and self-acceptance.
Emotional well-being is understood in the context of physical health, psychological patterns, relationships, culture, environment, and life circumstances. Care considers how these influences interact rather than reducing a person to a diagnosis.
Insight becomes useful when it can be practiced. Sessions connect understanding with concrete skills, behavioral choices, and realistic next steps that clients can carry into daily life.

My education and training span general psychology, health psychology and behavioral medicine, clinical counseling, and clinical social work. This breadth allows me to understand emotional concerns from several connected perspectives: your thoughts and behavior, physical health, relationships, environment, and the larger systems affecting your daily life.
Across more than three decades of behavioral-health and public-service work, my experience has included private mental healthcare, child mental health, clinical education and supervision, and work within social, legal, and medical systems. I bring that experience into coaching without losing sight of you as an individual and the goals that brought you here.
My role as a coach is collaborative and practical. I offer clear explanations, ask direct but respectful questions, and help you distinguish between what happened, what you concluded, and what remains within your influence. The purpose is not perfect thinking or the absence of difficult emotion; it is greater awareness, flexibility, self-acceptance, and the ability to make intentional choices.
Published Works
Writing that explores emotional intelligence, self-observation, personal growth, relationships, and the stories through which people understand themselves.
Learn between sessions
Explore practical reading, counseling resources, and the developing Mask Theory learning collection.
Move beneath familiar emotional labels and examine the meaning, fear, and protective behavior supporting them.
Interactive inventories coming soonTen recurring ideas that can intensify emotional suffering.
DirectoryNational resources, crisis services, and useful wellness tools.
Take the next step
Request an appointment through the secure client portal, or call or text the practice with questions.
Cornwall Counseling is an outpatient practice and does not provide emergency services. If you or someone else may be in immediate danger, call 911. For 24/7 crisis support in the United States, call or text 988.