ABOUT
Jenny Stepp, MA, LCPC

Psychotherapist in Las Vegas

and Teletherapy

If you’re reading this, there’s a good chance you’re feeling anxious, overwhelmed, triggered, alone, and desperate to feel better.  You deserve a counselor who helps you feel safe, seen, and understood in therapy.

Therapist Las Vegas

You may have wondered about whether or not you should try going to therapy. 


Or maybe you’ve seen a counselor before and didn’t have a great experience. 


I’m glad you’re here because my goal is to equip you with the tools and strategies you need to feel peace in your body and get your life back on track. 

Jenny Stepp, MA, LCPC

Hi, my name is  Jenny Stepp (she/her) and I am a Licensed Professional Counselor in Las Vegas, Nevada and online for people who struggle with anxiety  and  panic attacks, trauma and PTSD, and emotional, stress, and binge eating disorder.   I get it.  It's intimidating to reach out to a stranger.  That's why I've made the process as simple, easy, and comfortable as possible.  Simply click on any of the links below to read about how I work with clients like you and then book your complimentary phone consultation today. 


In the 24 years I’ve worked in mental health, I’ve seen and heard it all (no judgment)! I’ve embraced my passion and knowledge of the incredible mind-body connection and have developed specialties in the following areas:


Panic Attacks, Anxiety, and the Body’s Stress Response

Emotional, Stress, and Binge Eating Disorder and Behaviors

Trauma and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder


Compassionate Counseling Services in Las Vegas

There's good news!  You've already taken the first step toward healing your mind and body!  Please call or text me at 702-336-7620 or click here to request your FREE 15 minute phone consultation to see how how therapy with a plan and the right counselor can make the difference in how you feel today and tomorrow and beyond.

Book Your FREE 15 Minute Consultation

What am I like as a counselor?

  • I’m warm, personable, and unintimidating.  Every counselor says they are “empathetic” and “listen.”  People say that about me, too.  But I also hear, “I’ve never told anyone this before” and “You are the first person to ever tell me that…(fill in the blank)’ I’m smart, ‘I’m deserving,’ or ‘I’m strong.’” 


  • We’ll get to work.  I’m patient and flexible, yet focused, and I want us to get on a clear path toward your goals, quickly and effectively. 


  • I have a lot of tools, tricks, and strategies up my sleeves based on my years of experience and love of professional training.  Together we'll find what works for you and throw out the rest. 


  • I do my own personal growth work.  I wouldn’t trust a counselor who doesn’t do their own work (and neither should you).  Some of my best clinical learning has come from my experiences working on myself. 


  • I don’t expect to be a great fit for every single person who calls me.  If I’m not a match for you, I will refer you to other supportive resources.  Research shows that the most important factor your outcome in therapy is that you feel your counselor is the right fit for you.  That’s my number one priority. 


  • I appreciate laughter, humor, and even sharing recommendations for good music, TV, books, and podcasts.

  The Important Academic Stuff

  • I have a Master’s Degree in Mental Health Counseling from Seattle University and graduated in 2004. 
  • I am Licensed as a Clinical Professional Counselor in the State of Nevada #CP0093.
  • I hold two additional certifications for my specialties:
  • Certified Clinical Trauma Professional
  • Certified Clinical Telemental Health Professional
  • EMDR Trained.
  • I serve on the Nevada Board of Examiners for Marriage & Family Therapists and Clinical Professional Counselors.

LAND

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

I wish to acknowledge that my practice is located on the sacred ancestral land of the Nuwuvi, or Southern Paiute peoples, in the region that is now known as Las Vegas, Nevada.  These Indigenous peoples have stewarded this land for thousands of years, with deep respect and reverence for its resources.  I am grateful for the opportunity to live, work, and learn on this land and I acknowledge the continuing contributions and teachings of these Indigenous communities.


I recognize the ongoing effects of colonization on Indigenous communities and all marginalized people who have suffered from historical and ongoing trauma.  As a counselor, I am committed to creating a culturally responsive, inclusive, and welcoming practice for all of those who have been impacted.  I seek social justice and I support Indigenous communities in their fight for self-determination, sovereignty, and cultural preservation. 


Let us all move forward with deep respect for the land and the Indigenous peoples who have called it home for generations.

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