Meet our Team

Sparks Office 

Yeeymmy G., LCSW
 Therapist & Founder of Family Behavioral Health

Professional Education:
  • Master of Social Work, University of Nevada, Reno
  • B.A. Psychology, University of Nevada, Reno
Language(s) Spoken:
  • English & Spanish
Yeeymmy has called Reno, Nevada home for over 25 years and loves our beautiful mountains. She has vast experience and began working in the behavioral health field as a psychosocial rehabilitation specialist working with foster youth in the foster home setting; her experience also includes working in a residential treatment center working with youth with self-harm behaviors and suicidal ideation. Yeeymmy enjoys facilitating couples work and working with the entire family. She uses an eclectic approach individualized to each of her clients’ needs and finds herself often incorporating cognitive behavioral therapy and solution-focused therapy.

​A message from Yeeymmy:
“My goal is tp provide you a genuinely non-judgmental and safe environment. The work we do together is at your pace. I believe my role is to mindfully challenge and support you in reaching your goals.”

Joseph C., LCSW
​MSW, Licensed Clinical Social Worker at Sparks, NV Office

Professional Education:
  •  A Master of Social Work at the University of Nevada, Reno
  • B.A. Psychology , Southern Utah University 
Language(s) Spoken:
  • English & Spanish
Joe graduated with a Master of Social Work from the University of Nevada, Reno in May 2021. He received his B.A. from Southern Utah University in Psychology. While working towards his masters, Joe gained experience through practicum sites at Sierra Regional Center and Rise Wellness LLC. At Sierra Regional Center, he worked with individuals with developmental disabilities as a service coordinator for this population. At Rise Wellness, he assisted in the development of this organization, and assisted in group work to support individuals that have attempted suicide. Most of Joe's work experience is with individuals with disabilities through a position as a special education aide with Iron County School District, in Cedar City, Utah. His practicum site, Sierra Regional Center, allowed him to continue to work with people with developmental disabilities. Through this position, He was also able to work with Spanish-speaking families in Washoe County, Nevada region. As he progresses in his profession, it is his goal to continue working with this community.