The UNLV PRACTICE Clinical Network brings together UNLV’s mental and behavioral health training clinics under one shared identity and one accessible home. Our goal is simple: make it easier for individuals, families, schools, and community partners to find high-quality, evidence-based mental health care.

Nevada faces significant challenges in access to behavioral health services. As a university-based training institute, we are uniquely positioned to help meet that need. Our clinics provide affordable care, expanding services to the community while preparing the next generation of Nevada’s mental health workforce.

Today, the Clinical Network represents an important first step: centralizing our clinics, clarifying who we serve, and improving how people connect with us. While each clinic maintains its specialty focus, we operate within a shared mission and collaborative framework.

Our Partnerships

Tele-Mental Health Services to Communities in Schools of Northeastern Nevada

We are proud to partner with Communities In Schools of Northeastern Nevada to deliver accessible mental and behavioral health services via telehealth to youth and families in Elko and Humboldt counties. For more information, visit the Communities In Schools of Northeastern Nevada website.

UNLV Center for Individual, Couple & Family Counseling (CICFC)

The CICFC is a premier training facility for the UNLV couple and family therapy program and provides quality, low-cost therapy to residents of the Las Vegas Community, including counseling for personal, couple/marital or family difficulties.

UNLV Health Mojave Counseling Clinic

The UNLV Health Mojave Counseling outpatient clinic has been serving clients with mental illness in Las Vegas for more than 25 years. The clinic provides medication, case management, and counseling/psychotherapy services to adults, adolescents, and children having a psychiatric disability or mental illness in a comprehensive multi-disciplinary manner.

Join Our Network

We believe expanding access to quality mental and behavioral health care requires strong community partnership. If your organization shares our commitment to increasing access to evidence-based services while helping build the next generation workforce, we welcome the opportunity to connect.

UNLV PRACTICE is actively exploring partnerships with schools, healthcare providers, nonprofits, community agencies, and public sector organizations interested in collaborative programming, training opportunities, outreach initiatives, or innovative service models.

To start a conversation, please contact Michelle Paul, Ph.D., UNLV’s assistant vice president of mental & behavioral health, to explore how we can work together in advancing our shared mission for Nevada.