Full Circle Counseling
Amy Reha, LCPC, NCC
360 LosAltos Parkway, Suite 120, Studio 19
Sparks, Nevada, 89436
Available nights and weekends for your convenience!
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Available nights and weekends for your convenience! *
Welcome to Full Circle Counseling, a family-owned, heart-centered practice nestled in the vibrant community of Sparks, Nevada. We’re deeply committed to guiding you on your journey toward healing, clarity, and personal growth. Our inclusive and compassionate approach ensures that everyone—individuals, couples, families, and adolescents—feels welcomed and understood. By drawing from a rich tapestry of evidence-based modalities, we tailor our counseling services to meet your unique needs, empowering you to find balance and embrace your fullest potential. With evening and weekend availability, we’re here to provide a safe, nurturing space when you need it most. Come as you are—let’s take the first step together!
People we serve.
At-Risk Youth (11–19).
Pre-teens and teens facing emotional dysregulation, trauma, or behavioral challenges, supported through in-person Narrative Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy for Adolescents (DBT-A), Motivational Interviewing, Multidisciplinary Family Therapy, or experiential therapy (e.g., art-based activities or guided imagery) to engage emotions, foster self-expression, and strengthen family dynamics.
Caretakers of At-Risk Youth.
Parents or guardians seeking strategies to support their child’s mental health and family cohesion via caregiver coaching, family therapy, or experiential techniques (e.g., role-playing or interactive family exercises) to enhance communication.
Teens (16–19).
Teens facing academic, social, and mental health stressors are supported with Narrative Therapy, Motivational Interviewing (MI), Dialectical Behavior Therapy for Adolescents (DBT-A), and experiential therapy. In-person sessions and caregiver involvement foster emotional regulation and independence.
Adults (18+).
Individuals addressing anxiety, depression, or life transitions with experiential therapy (e.g., guided visualization or creative expression) integrated for deeper emotional exploration where suitable.
Women.
Women navigating anxiety, life transitions, trauma, or stressors with CBT, Narrative Therapy, or experiential therapy (e.g., virtual expressive arts or somatic exercises) to foster healing and resilience.
Men.
Men addressing stress, anger, or societal expectations through Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), Motivational Interviewing, or experiential therapy (e.g., mindfulness-based activities or narrative re-enactments) to process emotions in a safe space.
Veterans.
Former service members needing private trauma-informed care, incorporating experiential therapy (e.g., virtual grounding exercises) to address trauma or reintegration challenges where relevant.
LGBTQ+ Individuals.
Clients seeking affirming therapy to explore identity or societal challenges, using experiential therapy (e.g., identity-focused creative exercises) in an inclusive virtual space when appropriate.
BIPOC Communities.
Clients from Black, Indigenous, or People of Color backgrounds seeking culturally sensitive support, with experiential therapy (e.g., storytelling or cultural expression activities) to address systemic stressors or personal growth as needed.
Historically Oppressed Groups.
Individuals from marginalized communities needing equitable therapy, using experiential therapy (e.g., empowerment-focused exercises) to process systemic challenges or foster resilience where suitable.
Court-Ordered Clients.
Court-mandated evaluations and counseling for mental health and substance issues. Licensed clinicians use CBT, MI, and DBT to support recovery and compliance. Monthly progress reports are submitted to the court, ensuring collaboration and transparency to meet legal requirements and promote client stability.
Private-Pay Clients.
Self-pay therapy ensures privacy, with no records shared with insurers. It offers flexibility in choosing therapists and treatment without insurance limits. Clients avoid coverage restrictions, enabling uninterrupted, personalized care tailored to their mental health needs.
Full Circle Counseling is not affiliated with any other organization or agency and is not supported by any federal or state funding.
Families.
Families with pre-teens or teens aiming to improve dynamics through evidence-based therapy and experiential techniques (e.g., family rituals or expressive activities) to promote bonding.
Blended Families.
Step-parents, step-siblings, or mixed-family units navigating dynamics using Attachment Theory, family therapy, or experiential therapy (e.g., team-building exercises) to foster unity and trust.
Co-Parenting Adults.
Separated or divorced parents improve communication and parenting alignment through in-person co-parenting counseling with experiential therapy (e.g., collaborative problem-solving) to build trust and cooperation.
Co-parenting fosters a stable, low-conflict environment for children, enhancing their emotional security. Aligned parenting strategies and healthy communication model positive relationships, supporting children’s development and family cohesion.
Couples.
Partners pursuing pre-marital or relationship counseling to strengthen communication, using experiential therapy (e.g., interactive couple’s exercises) to enhance emotional connection when appropriate.
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Why Full Circle Counseling?
At Full Circle Counseling, we believe healing thrives in connection.We strive to bring warmth, collaboration, and understanding to every session, creating a truly supportive experience. Based in Sparks, Nevada, we’re proud to serve our community with flexible evening and weekend hours to fit your life. Whether you’re seeking relief from trauma, tools for growth, stronger relationships, or simply a space to be heard, we meet you with open hearts and proven expertise.
Ready to start? Dive into our website to explore our services, meet our team, and see how we can support you. At Full Circle Counseling, you’re more than a client—you’re part of our circle.