Video appointments with a licensed psychologist for people living anywhere in Nevada, including those whose work keeps them on the road.
Currently accepting new clients
Schedule a Nevada appointmentNevada divides sharply between two metropolitan areas and a great deal of open country, and both halves make regular appointments hard to keep. In Las Vegas and Henderson, shift work and overnight hours rarely line up with clinic schedules. Out toward Elko, the constraint is mileage instead. Telehealth answers both problems the same way: the appointment happens where you are, at a time arranged with you, with no commute at either end of it.
Psychotherapy.Com℠, which is how Arizona Behavioral Health Associates, P.C. of Flagstaff does business, treats clients across the lifespan, and our Nevada work reflects that. We see adults whose sleep and mood have come apart around irregular hours, couples in the middle of a hard stretch, parents seeking clarity about a child's learning, and older adults managing illness and loss. We assist everyday people whose problems have become difficult to manage without guidance, and we explain what we are doing as we go.
These six areas account for much of what Nevada clients bring to a first appointment, though the plan we build with you is shaped by your own history rather than by a category.
Insomnia, disrupted rhythms from night or rotating shifts, and the daytime fog that follows. We work on scheduling, wind-down habits, and the anxious thinking that keeps people awake once they are.
For people whose temper has started to cost them at home or at work. Sessions identify the early physical signs, the interpretations that escalate a moment, and what can be done before it does.
Communication that has broken down, trust after a betrayal, and partners deciding whether to repair or to part. Both people attend; the work is on the pattern between you.
Exhaustion and detachment built up over months of demanding work. We teach attention practices usable in short stretches and examine the commitments that made rest impossible.
A place to think through gender, sexuality, disclosure to family, and the strain of being out in some settings and not others, with a clinician who treats the question as yours to answer.
Assessment for adults and young people who suspect an autistic or attention-related profile has gone unrecognized. What can be done remotely is judged in consultation, since some measures require particular conditions.
We take a transparent, client-centered approach to addressing your concerns. Many Nevada clients find that their hours rotate, meaning they often need some flexibility in scheduling; we prefer to move an appointment rather than lose the continuity of care. We support individuals, professionals, and families through deliberate, unhurried assessment. Central to our work is Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), which we adapt to fit your cultural context and life transitions. Developing genuine resilience takes sustained effort, and we do not offer a quick fix. We write down goals early so you can measure progress alongside us, whether you are a college student managing stress or a parent navigating household dynamics. Our focus is on practical coping strategies that stand up to daily routines.
Care in Nevada is provided by the practice's Clinical Director, Dr. Della S. Lusk. Because she also takes the intake call, you speak with your own clinician from the first conversation onward.
Clinical Director · Bilingual Clinical Psychologist
Dr. Lusk holds the Authority to Practice Interjurisdictional Telepsychology (APIT™) granted by the PSYPACT® Commission, which authorizes her to provide telepsychology to clients located in Nevada.
Dr. Lusk is a bilingual Licensed Clinical Psychologist, practicing in English and Spanish, with more than twenty-five years of clinical experience. She holds an A.B. from Smith College and a doctorate in Clinical Psychology awarded by the California School of Professional Psychology–San Diego, an APA-accredited program. For Nevada clients she provides individual, couples, family and group therapy along with psychological evaluations, including forensic and neuropsychological assessment.
Request an appointmentFull biographies, training, and areas of expertise are listed on our providers page. You can also read Dr. Lusk’s licensure and credentials in full. You are welcome to ask any clinician directly about their qualifications and experience.
A psychologist's authority to treat you depends on where you are, not on where the practice keeps its office. Nevada belongs to PSYPACT®, an interstate compact under which a psychologist granted the Authority to Practice Interjurisdictional Telepsychology may deliver care to people situated in other member states. Dr. Lusk was granted that authorization by the PSYPACT® Commission. It is not a workaround; it is a formal credential with conditions attached, and those conditions are what we check when scheduling.
For anyone who moves around, the practical question is always the same: which state will you be physically in when the session starts? Tell the office where you expect to be, and we will confirm ahead of the appointment whether it can proceed or find another time. The compact's participating states and the terms governing the authority are published by the commission at psypact.gov. If you relocate permanently, raise it early so that continuity can be planned rather than improvised.
Participating jurisdictions are published by the compact commissions and can change. You can review current psychology participation at psypact.gov, find the relevant psychology licensing board through the PSYPACT® board directory, or check counseling privileges at CompactConnect. If you are not sure which applies to you, call (844) 774-7997 and we will confirm before you schedule.
Nevada's degree-granting institutions are concentrated in a few places, which means many students study a long way from where their families live. We see undergraduates, graduate students and faculty at the public and private institutions listed here, and a course of therapy can continue over a summer spent at home.
Our Nevada clients are in Las Vegas, Reno, Henderson, Carson City, Elko and Incline Village, as well as in smaller places off those routes. Anywhere with a private room and a steady connection will do for a session.
It can, with some planning. Rotating shifts make a fixed weekly slot hard to hold, so we set times ahead in blocks and adjust when your roster changes. Meeting by video removes the travel that usually makes an awkward hour impossible. Tell the office how your schedule is built and we will work within it rather than asking you to work around us.
For most of the concerns we treat, the work is substantially the same. You and the clinician see and hear each other, the session runs its usual length, and the tasks between appointments do not change. A few evaluations and clinical situations are better handled in person, and if yours is one of them we will say so directly rather than proceeding.
Yes. Couples attend together, and video has an incidental advantage when partners work different hours or one of them travels, since two people can join from separate places when they must. Family sessions may include parents alone, parents with children, or a combination across several appointments, depending on what the difficulty requires.
You can leave a message at (844) 774-7997 and the office will get back to you about scheduling. Part of the early work is deciding together what you will do on a hard day, so that you are not left improvising: whom you can call, which strategies have helped before, and when it makes sense to bring an appointment forward. Assignments between sessions also give the week some shape.
Call (844) 774-7997 or email info@psychotherapy.com with a short description of what is going on. The office collects the basics, answers your questions, sends the fee agreement, and goes over any out-of-network considerations with you before you are first seen. Nothing is committed to until you have that information in front of you.
We accept all major credit and debit cards, and we gladly accept HSA, FSA, and HRA cards so you can use pre-tax dollars toward your care. Our practice generally operates out-of-network. This allows us to protect your privacy, keep care highly personalized, and avoid insurance-mandated session limits.
Our rates are sent in a fee agreement when you schedule an appointment. Please check with your insurance company regarding your out-of-network benefits. As a courtesy, we will submit claims on your behalf upon request, and any reimbursement will be sent directly to the insured. Call (844) 774-7997 or email info@psychotherapy.com if you have questions.
Our services are by appointment only, during normal business hours. Evening, weekend, and early morning appointments are sometimes available for established clients.
A first appointment starts with a call to (844) 774-7997, or a note to info@psychotherapy.com. The office will ask what you are hoping to address, send the fee agreement, and find a time with Dr. Lusk that suits your working pattern.
We do not offer crisis, walk-in, or inpatient services of any type, and this page is not a substitute for emergency care.
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This page provides general information about telehealth psychotherapy and psychological services. It is not medical or psychological advice, does not create a clinician–client relationship, and does not diagnose or treat any condition. Whether a particular service is appropriate for you is determined with a clinician during a confidential consultation. Telehealth authorization depends on your physical location at the time of each appointment; participating jurisdictions are published at psypact.gov and, for counseling, at CompactConnect. Arizona Behavioral Health Associates, P.C., 710 N Beaver Street, BLDG 4, Flagstaff, AZ 86001-3139 · (844) 774-7997
