Meet Our AMAZING Teletherapy Team
Sally K. Miller
Ph.D., APRN, PMHNP-BC
Dr. Miller is a nurse practitioner of 30 years’ experience with four national board specialty certifications, including both psychiatry and family practice. Her experience and practice areas include diagnosis and management of mood and anxiety disorders, psychotic disorders, substance use disorder and attention deficit disorders across the lifespan and behavioral disorders in children. While her primary area of expertise is pharmacologic management, her holistic approach to mental health care includes an active collaborative approach to include non-pharmacologic therapies.
In addition to her clinical practice, Dr. Miller is a clinical professor with Drexel University College of Nursing and Health Professions in Philadelphia, PA, and she has served as a consultant for several academic and professional entities. She is the lead nurse planner and senior lecturer with Fitzgerald Health Education Associates, and she has authored over 30 peer-reviewed articles, edited professional texts, and has a chapter on the pathophysiology of psychiatric disorders for an upcoming pathophysiology text is in press.
Alicia Rocha
Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist
Alicia Rocha is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. Alicia earned her Master of Arts degree in Marriage and Family Therapy and graduated with honors from Northcentral University. Additionally, Alicia earned her Bachelors of Science degree in Criminal Justice and graduated with honors from Florida International University.
Alicia is passionate about helping clients recovering from substance abuse addiction by assisting them in finding themselves again and teaching them healthy mental and emotional coping skills to have a healthier life in recovery.
She is also passionate about helping families work through many problems like communication issues, infidelity, abuse, divorce, co-parenting, and parenting children with special needs like ADHD, to name a few. When you come to see Alicia, you can expect that she will examine mental health histories, family interaction patterns, and emotional processes and will help you find healthier ways to interact and cope with issues.
Megan Mengistu
Licensed Clinical Social Worker, MS, LCSW
I was born and raised in Virginia and North Carolina and have lived in Las Vegas for about four years. I have a little over three years’ experience providing therapeutic services to many different ages (5 to 65) and populations including victims of violent crimes, behavioral concerns, criminal offenders, LGBTQIA+, and those of various cultural backgrounds.
I primarily work with adolescents, young adults, and those who have trauma in their life, experiencing mood concerns, history of abuse, anxiety, depression, suicidal ideation, anger, or PTSD. I have a non-judgmental and supportive approach where I want you to feel comfortable, safe, and at ease during your therapy sessions.
When I am not providing therapy, you can usually find me reading a good book (usually fantasy or sci-if) or maybe attending a concert. I also love art and nature.
Phonemany Thongkham
Licensed Clinical Social Worker
Phonemany or Noy, as she goes by, has over a decade of experience as a social justice activist, advocate, case manage, and therapist. She specializes in working with adolescents, young adults, and adults with Complex PTSD in areas of domestic violence, childhood trauma, child abuse, sexual abuse, sex trafficking, sexual misbehaviors, racial trauma, LGTBQIA2S+, self harm and suicidal ideation. She approaches therapy with a person-centered and trauma-informed lens. She aims to foster a welcoming and healing environment by meeting her clients where they are, and she fits her therapy modalities to fit her clients’ needs as an equal partner in their healing journey.
Chrystal Rivera
Clinical Social Worker/Therapist, LCSW.
Chrystal is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with almost 10 years of experience in the mental health field. Chrystal earned her Masters of Social Work at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas and has experience in utilizing different modalities to treat a variety of needs. She has experience in multiple fields including early childhood mental health, at risk youth, trauma and substance use disorders.
Chrystal is passionate about helping children, families and adults in exploring their passions, wants and needs while encouraging them to fulfill their full potential while utilizing multiple treatment modalities including person centered, cognitive behavioral, solution focused and motivational interviewing.
Bethany Kammert
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, LMFT
Like the Hokey Pokey, change is essential in order to “turn ourselves around”, but finding a therapist that clicks can be problematic. When it comes to any type of change, even therapeutic, the greatest factor is the relationship between therapist and the client. Bethany describes her practice as honest, genuine, while being direct. She tries to create a comfortable and caring atmosphere. She works with individuals, couples, and families, to create a new perspective and insight in order to reach optimal results.
Bethany graduated from California Baptist University with a MA in Psychology. She grew up in Northern California and moved to Nevada in 2016. She considers herself to be a nerd; whether that is in terms of Disney, Dungeons and Dragons, or video games – she loves “nerd culture”! So much so that her two cats have Disney namesakes, Kronk from The Emporers New Groove and Kida after Princess Kida from Atlantis.
Bethany uses an integrative approach to offer you more effective tools that can make your life and relationships much more functional and rewarding. Her approach is primarily navigating communication pitfalls within relationships and rebuilding strong foundations on emotional intimacy, vulnerability, and solid communication skills. She works with life struggles such as anxiety, depression, codependency, emotional trauma and spiritual shaming. She works with individuals, couples, teens, children ages 8+.
Stacey Jones
Clinical Social Worker/ Therapist, LCSW.
My area of specialty is working with women with anxiety and stress-management. I offer a safe, nonjudgmental, and collaborative approach, working with individuals from diverse backgrounds. Working together, we will discuss the goals you would like to accomplish in therapy and take the necessary steps to achieve your goals. I typically assign activities between scheduled sessions that we can discuss during the following session. I have found clients enjoy having resources outside of being in session. I have also found providing telehealth (video) therapy to be very beneficial for clients. I incorporate mindfulness techniques, which offer numerous benefits, such as reduction of anxiety, stress, and improvement in relationships, just to name a few.
Sara Tribble
Clinical Social Worker Intern, LMSW, CSW-I
I specialize in trauma and social justice related issues. My typical therapy style includes trauma informed versions of CBT, DBT, art therapy and whatever else I think my clients need to feel motivated. I take pride in an honest approach and demystifying the therapy process by encouraging clients to bring questions to sessions and providing educational resources when necessary. By providing a non-judgmental and client-centered stance, I empower clients to explore their emotions, identify strengths, and work towards their goals.
I am committed to staying current with the latest therapeutic modalities and research. My dedication to professional development ensures that I can offer clients evidence-based interventions that promote healing and resilience. My goal is to empower individuals to build healthier relationships, manage stress, and discover their inner strength to create a brighter and more fulfilling future.
Stephen Hojjat
Licensed Clinical Social Worker Intern
One core belief that has guided Stephen throughout his career is that no personal issue is insurmountable. He firmly believes that improvement can be achieved with a genuine willingness to address problems, develop coping strategies, and navigate challenging times.
If you’re seeking a dedicated therapist who is compassionate and believes in your potential for growth, your journey towards personal development, and improved mental well-being, then Stephen will be a good fit for you!
Gloria Jarvis
Clinical Social Worker/Therapist, CSW-I.
I discovered the helping field would be my professional journey white obtaining my undergraduate degree in criminal justice at the University of Nevada, Reno. After starting my career, I went back to obtain my Master’s in social work at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Since 2015, I have worked with welfare systems, housing insecurities programs, and school districts. I believe that experiences and events that occur in our lives do not have to define who we are but what we choose to make with it. I believe that therapy is not “one-size-fits-all:” but rather a more individualized, you-centered approach. I work with adolescents (14+), adults, and families with a wide variety of issues including anxiety, depression, life transitions, LGBTQ+, and trauma/PTSD.
Dana Seidlinger
Licensed Clinical Social Worker Intern, CSW-I.
I was born and raised in Las Vegas, NV. I have dedicated over 16 years to the field of social services in both local and federal capacities, assisting survivors of abuse from diverse backgrounds. I received my Masters in Social Work from the University of North Dakota in 2022. I am currently a Licensed Master Social Worker, Clinical Social Work Intern. As a clinical therapist, I am trauma informed, person-centered, and take an integrative approach when working with clients. I’m committed to creating a safe, non-judgmental space where we can work collaboratively, to pave the way for healing and self-empowerment.
Brittany Johnson
Clinical Social Work Intern, CSW-I.
While pursuing my undergraduate degree, I found myself drawn to helping people in need. I was a member of AmeriCorps and briefly worked for a nonprofit that mentored at-risk youth. I struggled with an eating disorder for about a decade. Through my own therapeutic journey, I discovered the healing powers of yoga. I then became a registered yoga instructor and focused my practice on helping people love their bodies as they are as well as connecting the mind and body through movement.
After I obtained my Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from the University of California, Los Angeles, I pursued life coaching. I wanted to help people who had gone through trauma figure out who they were after the healing that came with therapy- a feeling I knew all too well as I had also experienced this phenomenon after personally going through both eating disorder recovery and trauma therapy. I received my Master of Social Work from the University of Southern California. During my practicum I became Certified Trauma Professional so I could acquire the specific knowledge and tools to help those who had gone through trauma.
My therapeutic philosophy is to utilize a strengths-based approach to help you see that you have everything within you to heal. I am simply the scaffolding supporting you while you are on your journey to liberation. If I can create a space for my client to feel seen and safe without judgment, I know I have done my job.
Brandi Jointer
Clinical Professional Counselor Intern, CPC-I.
Life comes with many unexpected moments, within those moments arise unpredictable feelings.I believe therapy should be a method of growth and change that can support you with an understanding on how to heal yourself. I offer a safe space to guide and walk alongside you throughout your journey.
I am passionate about being my authentic self as I provide empathy, support, and acceptance to honor the various aspects of a client’s identity. As a trauma informed therapist, I implement a variety of therapeutic approaches including play therapy, CBT, Client-centered and additional modalities. My goals are to help you find clarity, purpose and the tools you need to create an empowering life. I have experience working with children, adolescents and adults with various situations within the multiple stages in their lives.
As we work collaboratively, I will do my best to provide you with supportive, creative, and client- centered care. I look forward to meeting you and supporting you within your journey of healing.
Malka Moskowitz
Clinical Professional Counselor Intern
I’m here to provide a safe and judgment-free space for clients to explore their inner world. I truly believe in every person’s capacity for healing and growth, and I see my role as a trusted ally there to offer support and guidance on their journey towards holistic wellbeing.
My goal is to empower my clients, facilitate insight and growth, build skills and resilience, and help them work towards more meaningful and fulfilled lives. I appreciate the uniqueness of every person who walks into my office, and I tailor my approach to meet their individual needs.
My style is person-centered and integrative, and I incorporate ideas from somatic, mindfulness- based, and acceptance and commitment therapies. I am body positive, queer allied and culturally responsive. I am comfortable working with adult clients of all ages and walks of life. It would be an honor to connect with you and join you on your journey!
Jackson Nightshade
Marriage and Family Therapist-Intern, MFT-I.
I am a double graduate of UNLV, earning my Bachelor’s in Social Science Studies and my Master’s in Marriage and Family Therapy. I am currently pursuing full clinical licensure and have a strong interest in various forms of play on improved mental well-being. I have a robust intersectional activism background centered around LGBTQIA2+/Queer identities, with a special focus on gender diversity and mental health. As a disabled audhd, 2spirit, queer person who practices a non- Abrahamic spirituality, I understand the importance of finding care which will best facilitate healing, self-discovery, and self-acceptance.
I am also a dedicated and passionate individual who is committed to decolonization, reappropriation, and dismantling systemic oppressions in all areas of life while maintaining an affirming Heart-centered sense of being. Keeping this in mind, I also maintain you are your own expert despite the inherent power imbalance between therapist and client(s). As such, my practice is intentionally holistic, non-traditional, inclusive, collaborative, and as culturally competent as possible while being no less full of empathy, compassion, exploration, and affirmation.
Outside the therapy room, my time is most dedicated to stream-of-conscious posting on the app formerly known as Twitter, cuddling my feline Familiar, critically engaging with my own healing, and consuming copious amounts of D&D/ttrpg content.
Serena Rogers
Clinical Professional Counselor Intern, CPC-I.
Throughout my career, I’ve had the honor of guiding a wide array of clients towards more satisfying lives. My experience spans roles as an outpatient therapist within a nonprofit organization, where I addressed a broad spectrum of issues for individuals from various backgrounds, and as a residential therapist specializing in the treatment of depression, anxiety, and eating disorders. In every meeting, I aim to respect the unique journey of each person I support.
My therapeutic approach is grounded in empathy and a light-hearted spirit. I firmly believe that while the path to healing in therapy often involves navigating through tears, it can also be filled with moments of laughter and joy. My goal is to create a supportive and understanding environment where you can openly explore your feelings, challenges, and goals.
I prioritize affirming the identities of all clients, with sensitivity to those from BIPOC and LGBTQ+ communities, fostering a space of respect and acceptance. Specializing in depression, anxiety, eating disorders, and life transitions, I employ an eclectic approach, integrating CBT, DBT, and ACT methodologies to suit individual needs. My practice is rooted in a person-centered philosophy, emphasizing collaboration, empowerment, and the pursuit of lasting change.