Meet our Team
Sparks Office
Yeeymmy G., LCSW
Therapist & Founder of Family Behavioral Health
Professional Education:
As a licensed clinical social worker, Yeeymmy has cultivated a broad practice that includes couples counseling, family therapy, and individual care. She is also a practice owner, providing clinical supervision to other professionals in the field, and is deeply committed to fostering growth both for her clients and for the next generation of therapists.
Yeeymmy’s therapeutic style is eclectic and highly individualized, often drawing from cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), solution-focused therapy, and family systems approaches. She integrates a spiritual component into her work, honoring the whole person—mind, body, and spirit. Her practice is exclusively virtual, allowing her to connect with clients in a flexible and accessible way.
Passionate about holistic healing, Yeeymmy incorporates mindfulness, breathwork, and somatic rhythmic bodywork into her sessions. She emphasizes the powerful mind–gut connection, helping clients understand how emotional and physical health are deeply intertwined. This integrative approach supports clients in cultivating resilience, balance, and self-awareness.
Above all, Yeeymmy values creating a safe, compassionate space where individuals, couples, and families can explore challenges, strengthen relationships, and move toward meaningful change.
Areas of Focus
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.”
- Master of Social Work, University of Nevada, Reno
- B.A. Psychology, University of Nevada, Reno
- English & Spanish
As a licensed clinical social worker, Yeeymmy has cultivated a broad practice that includes couples counseling, family therapy, and individual care. She is also a practice owner, providing clinical supervision to other professionals in the field, and is deeply committed to fostering growth both for her clients and for the next generation of therapists.
Yeeymmy’s therapeutic style is eclectic and highly individualized, often drawing from cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), solution-focused therapy, and family systems approaches. She integrates a spiritual component into her work, honoring the whole person—mind, body, and spirit. Her practice is exclusively virtual, allowing her to connect with clients in a flexible and accessible way.
Passionate about holistic healing, Yeeymmy incorporates mindfulness, breathwork, and somatic rhythmic bodywork into her sessions. She emphasizes the powerful mind–gut connection, helping clients understand how emotional and physical health are deeply intertwined. This integrative approach supports clients in cultivating resilience, balance, and self-awareness.
Above all, Yeeymmy values creating a safe, compassionate space where individuals, couples, and families can explore challenges, strengthen relationships, and move toward meaningful change.
Areas of Focus
- Anxiety, depression, ADHD, and behavioral issues
- Family conflict, couples/marriage counseling
- Trauma, self-harm, and suicidal ideation support
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Family Systems Therapy, and Eclectic approaches
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:
Joe’s professional background includes extensive work with individuals with disabilities, beginning with his role as a special education aide in the Iron County School District in Cedar City, Utah. His practicum at Sierra Regional Center further deepened his expertise in supporting people with developmental disabilities, including Spanish-speaking families in the Washoe County region.
In addition to this foundation, Joe has received training in trauma-informed care and has provided extensive treatment for children with ADHD, including experience in assessment and diagnosis. He offers both in-person and online therapy options, ensuring accessibility and flexibility for his clients.
Joe learned Spanish during his mission service, which allows him to work effectively with bilingual families and communities. He also offers the integration of faith-based therapy approaches upon client request, honoring the role of spirituality in healing. His therapeutic style is compassionate and adaptable, drawing on evidence-based practices while incorporating mindfulness and holistic perspectives.
As he continues to grow in his profession, Joe remains committed to serving individuals with developmental disabilities, children with ADHD, and families seeking supportive, culturally responsive care.
- A Master of Social Work at the University of Nevada, Reno
- B.A. Psychology , Southern Utah University
- English & Spanish
Joe’s professional background includes extensive work with individuals with disabilities, beginning with his role as a special education aide in the Iron County School District in Cedar City, Utah. His practicum at Sierra Regional Center further deepened his expertise in supporting people with developmental disabilities, including Spanish-speaking families in the Washoe County region.
In addition to this foundation, Joe has received training in trauma-informed care and has provided extensive treatment for children with ADHD, including experience in assessment and diagnosis. He offers both in-person and online therapy options, ensuring accessibility and flexibility for his clients.
Joe learned Spanish during his mission service, which allows him to work effectively with bilingual families and communities. He also offers the integration of faith-based therapy approaches upon client request, honoring the role of spirituality in healing. His therapeutic style is compassionate and adaptable, drawing on evidence-based practices while incorporating mindfulness and holistic perspectives.
As he continues to grow in his profession, Joe remains committed to serving individuals with developmental disabilities, children with ADHD, and families seeking supportive, culturally responsive care.
