Aarika is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor Intern in Nevada, practicing since March 2024. She holds a Master of Science in Professional Counseling from Grand Canyon University and brings a background in community service spanning homeless outreach, professional development for women, and youth support. Her clinical focus centers on trauma, depression, anxiety, and relationship issues across teens, adults, and older adults.
Her Approach
Aarika works with teens, adults, and older adults. Many of the people she sees feel stuck in patterns that are hard to move out of. They may overthink decisions, struggle to stay motivated, or feel unsure how to move forward in their relationships or personal life. Some are trying to make sense of past experiences that continue to affect how they respond today.
Sessions with Aarika are direct and forward-moving without skipping over what matters. She draws from CBT, Motivational Interviewing, and trauma-focused approaches, helping clients connect the dots between their history and their current thinking. Her approach is motivational and supportive. Clients who want a therapist who takes their cultural context seriously tend to find her easy to open up to.
Specialized Training
- Working with individuals facing trauma and stress-related concerns, focusing on patterns in thoughts and behavior.
- Working with individuals and families in community settings, supporting youth and adults through life transitions and personal challenges.
- Working with women and underserved populations, addressing relationship dynamics and personal development.
Ready When You Are
Aarika is currently accepting new clients in Nevada. If you are looking for a trauma therapist in Nevada, call us to see if Aarika is the right match. If not, we will help you find a therapist who fits what you need.
Schedule a consultation with Aarika by calling Insight Therapy Solutions at 888-409-8976 or booking a free consultation online.
In crisis? Call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline) or visit 988lifeline.org.
