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Innovation Behavioral Health Solutions, LLC IBHS offers a wide range of psychological services including neuropsychological testing, psychological evaluation, psychoeducational assessment, & therapy.

iNNOVATION BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SOLUTIONS (IBHS) provides psychological services to families in Southern Nevada. We work collaboratively with State and County agencies to provide children and adults with outpatient services to help improve conditions resulting from serious mental illnesses (SMI) or severe emotional disturbance (SED). We have bilingual staff to serve Spanish speaking families and help bridge the gap of language barriers. Youth and Adults are eligible for behavioral services including Psychosocial Rehabilitation (PSR), Basic Skills Training (BST), and Day Treatment through Nevada Fee For Service Medicaid, also known as straight Medicaid. We accept Aetna, Tricare, United Healthcare, NV Medicaid, and cash payment. For more information on eligibility, or to learn more about our services please Contact us at 702-900-2784.

Join us for the 5th Annual Reclaiming Identity for Collective Liberation conference at Dreams Huatulco Resort in Oaxaca,...
07/30/2026

Join us for the 5th Annual Reclaiming Identity for Collective Liberation conference at Dreams Huatulco Resort in Oaxaca, MX from 02/05/27-02/07/27.

Registration is now open! Payment plans available at checkout. Early bird registration ENDS 9/15/2026!
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Get your travel quotes/bookings at the QR code link. Payment plans are available for travel and registration!

✅The speaker line up is 🔥🔥🔥
✅Earn up to 17 CEs!
✅Business expense!
✅ Payment plans available!

✨Keynote Speaker:

✨Workshop Speakers:farima_


therapist


Workshop descriptions coming soon, and they will be 🔥🔥🔥 as always.

✨Our 1-hour Indigenous medicine CE workshop will be facilitated by Norma Jaquelina Yescas Contreras, an Indigenous healer from Oaxaca.

Also join us for a sound bath with and creating your Love Journal with

Check out our https://www.innovationbhs.com/bipocliberation for registration, past conference speakers and testimonials ✨

Book travel by scanning the QR code to request a quote! Ask about travel payment plans!

06/18/2026

June 18th is Autistic Pride Day!

Subtle stims in high masking autistics can look like twirling or playing with hair, fidgeting with jewelry, beaded jewelry or other bead work (like waist beads), finger rubbing on textured nail art 💅🏽, putting on lip gloss repeatedly for the feel of it, skin picking, humming repeatedly, listening to the same song on repeat, and repeating the same phrase/music lyrics/lines from a show/movie in speech often, and dancing/twerking repeatedly as a means of regulating ourselves and self soothing.

Happy Autistic Pride Day!! 🌈♾️✨💜🌻

06/15/2026

Registration is now open!

Join us for the 5th Annual Reclaiming Identity for Collective Liberation conference at Dreams Huatulco Resort in Oaxaca, MX from 02/05/27-02/07/27.

Registration payment plans available at checkout.

For the first time we have added a commemorative tee-shirt for the 5th anniversary of THE FIRST EVER BIPOC-led and focused conference rooted in liberatory praxis as a way to further support this grassroots conference.
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Get your travel quotes/bookings at the 🔗 in bio. Payment plans are available for travel and will also be available for registration when it opens!

✅The speaker line up is 🔥🔥🔥
✅Earn up to 17 CEs!
✅Business expense!
✅ Payment plans available!

✨Keynote Speaker:

✨Workshop Speakers:farima_


therapist


Workshop descriptions coming soon, and they will be 🔥🔥🔥 as always.

✨Our 1-hour Indigenous medicine CE workshop will be facilitated by Norma Jaquelina Yescas Contreras, an Indigenous healer from Oaxaca.

Also join us for a sound bath with and creating your Love Journal with

Check out our 🔗 in bio for past conference speakers and testimonials ✨

Book travel by scanning the QR code to request a quote! Ask about travel payment plans!

The reviews are in! 🤲🏽💜✨Does this space resonate with you? If so, join us for the 5th Annual Reclaiming Identity for Col...
06/13/2026

The reviews are in! 🤲🏽💜✨

Does this space resonate with you? If so, join us for the 5th Annual Reclaiming Identity for Collective Liberation conference at Dreams Huatulco Resort in Oaxaca, MX from 02/05/27-02/07/27.

Learn more about past conferences, speakers, and more testimonials from attendees of past years at the 🔗 in bio.

Registration Opens June 15th! 🌬️💨✨🔥💜✨

Travel booking is now open!! Get your travel quotes/bookings at the 🔗 in bio.

Payment plans are available for travel and will also be available for registration when it opens!

✅ The speaker line up is 🔥🔥🔥
✅ Earn up to 17 CEs!
✅ Business expense!
✅ Payment plans available!

Join us for the 5th Annual Reclaiming Identity for Collective Liberation conference at Dreams Huatulco Resort in Oaxaca,...
06/13/2026

Join us for the 5th Annual Reclaiming Identity for Collective Liberation conference at Dreams Huatulco Resort in Oaxaca, MX from 02/05/27-02/07/27.

Registration Opens Monday, June 15th! 🌬️💨✨🔥💚✨

Get your travel quotes/bookings at the 🔗 in bio. Payment plans are available for travel and will also be available for registration when it opens!

✅The speaker line up is 🔥🔥🔥
✅Earn up to 18 CEs!
✅Business expense!
✅ Payment plans available!

✨Keynote Speaker:

✨Workshop Speakers:farima_


therapist


Workshop descriptions coming soon, and they will be 🔥🔥🔥 as always.

✨Our 1-hour Indigenous medicine CE workshop will be facilitated by Norma Jaquelina Yescas Contreras, an Indigenous healer from Oaxaca.

Also join us for a sound bath with and creating your Love Journal with

Check out our 🔗 in bio for past conference speakers and testimonials ✨

Book travel by scanning the QR code to request a quote! Ask about travel payment plans!

04/24/2026

The “spectrum” also means we are all impacted by sensory stimuli in different ways and severity levels. Sensory sensitivity is also influenced by overstimulation, such that we may be more or less sensitive depending on our level of overwhelm. While I am also bothered by noises most people tune out, this is especially true when I’m overstimulated.

04/18/2026

POV: Seeing clinician posts about the lifting of conversion therapy ban while being silent about ABA therapy, developed by conversion therapy founder, effectively creating conversion therapy for autistics.

Registration is now open!! 🔗 https://www.innovationbhs.com/registrationJoin TedX speaker, Dr. Nellie Tran and earn your ...
04/17/2026

Registration is now open!! 🔗 https://www.innovationbhs.com/registration

Join TedX speaker, Dr. Nellie Tran and earn your ethics CEs!

This 3-hour continuing education workshop examines the use of imposter syndrome and imposter phenomenon within psychological research and practice, with attention to both their empirical foundations (e.g., Clance & Imes, 1978; Bravata et al., 2020) and their limitations. While these constructs are often used to explain persistent self-doubt among high-achieving individuals, this workshop situates such experiences within broader sociocultural and structural contexts. Drawing from peer-reviewed scholarship on double consciousness (Du Bois, 1903), acculturation and assimilation processes (Berry, 1997), microaggressions and environmental microaggressions (Sue et al., 2007; Sue et al., 2019), learned helplessness (Seligman, 1975), self-fulfilling prophecies (Merton, 1948), racial battle fatigue (Smith et al., 2007), and burnout (Maslach & Leiter, 2016), participants will examine how “imposter” experiences may reflect adaptive responses to chronic exposure to exclusion, surveillance, and inequity rather than individual pathology.

Critically, this workshop addresses how imposter-related frameworks have often been applied in ways that produce individual, collective, and organizational harm. Research and critical scholarship have documented how overreliance on individual-level explanations can obscure systemic contributors to distress, including discrimination, underrepresentation, and environmental microaggressions (Sue et al., 2007; Cokley et al., 2017). In practice, this has led to patterns of misattribution, where clients’ accurate perceptions of bias are reframed as cognitive distortions, as well as subtle forms of victim-blaming that place the burden of adaptation on individuals rather than systems.

These misapplications raise ethical concerns related to beneficence, nonmaleficence, and justice, particularly when clinicians unintentionally reinforce inequitable conditions or minimize the psychological impact of structural harm.

Full description and references on site*

04/08/2026

This is true for high masking men too. Autistic masking, or camouflaging, is positively correlated with autistic burn out which feels like depression and anxiety. When we mask, we also self-abandon by hiding our social and sensory differences, and we don’t allow ourselves to stim as needed. Meeting social demands according to neurotypical standards at school/work increases our risk of burnout and has a negative impact on our overall wellbeing. It also takes us much longer to come out of autistic burnout compared to neurotypicals.

Here’s 3 tips to implement during autistic burnout that will also help you learn more about how autism shows up for you:

1. Start unmasking in different areas of your life. Unmasking can look like requesting accommodations at work/school, including wearing sun/tinted glasses, noise cancellation headphones or earplugs, not forcing eye contact, etc.

2. Allow yourself to engage in restricted interests that nourish and leave you feeling full rather than drained. This also looks like being around people you can fully unmask around and feel safe.

3. Identify sensory input that is soothing and do more of that. This can look like allowing yourself to engage in repetitive behaviors that allow your body to release, a cozy weighted blanket, smells and sounds you enjoy. You can use a sensory processing checklist (many available online) which can also help you understand the type sensory input you avoid.

Registration is now open! 🔗 https://www.innovationbhs.com/registrationJoin us for this live workshop with Dr. Jennifer M...
04/03/2026

Registration is now open! 🔗 https://www.innovationbhs.com/registration

Join us for this live workshop with Dr. Jennifer Mullan Decolonizing Our Sacred Rage 🔥❤️‍🔥✨

Workshop Description:

Frequently, we are discouraged from embracing and learning from our rage. The negative connotation that continues to be associated with rage, inhibits us from utilizing it as a righteous tool on the path to healing and decolonizing our lives. Sacred Rage is a barometer and an indicator of lack of safety and deep rooted frustration at present day & ancestral experiences. It is not a problem to be solved, it’s not an emotion to be stuffed down, nor is it a collective experience to be feared. This workshop will be an invitation for participants to get curious, lean into, and explore their relationship to sacred rage. In the same breath, participants will be guided in connecting to their inner world, their ancestral knowledge, and the collective shadow. Join us in taking back our rooted power and deep love for one another!

Learning Objectives:

1. Unlearn and define what you know about Rage in a colonial, Eurocentric sense.
2. Describe how Sacred Rage may be speaking through you and create space to feel this Rage.
3. Design processes that honor and create space for your Ancestry and how it may speak through your Scared Rage.

References

Hickling, C. (2019) Owning Our Madness: Contributions of Jamaican Psychiatry to Decolonizing Global Mental Health. Sage Journals 57(1) https://doi.org/10.1177/136346151989314

Alemu, R. E. G., Osborn, T. L., Wasagna, C. M. (2023) The Network Approach: A Path to Decolonize Mental Health Care. Frontiers in Public Health 11 https://doi.org/10.3389/fpubh.2023.1052077

Uehara, S., Tamura, T., Nakagawa, T. (2018) The Positivity of Anger: Non-Expression of Anger Causes Deterioration in Relationships. Scientific Research 9(6) https://doi.org/10.4236/psych.2018.96088

Address

6655 W Sahara Avenue, Suite C203 (Marbeya Suites)
Las Vegas, NV
89146

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm

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+17029002784

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