Connected Therapy

02/09/2026

When the world feels uncertain, our nervous systems often feel it first. Gentle self-care can help restore a sense of safety and steadiness. 🌿 Check out our February blog to learn more ➡️

When headlines are heavy. When systems feel unpredictable. When it seems like so much is outside of our control.

02/06/2026

Three years ago, on February 1, 2023, Connected Therapy was born 💙

Lisa May created Connected with a vision: a practice that makes a real impact in our community and truly cares for the therapists and interns who make the work possible. Fair pay. Real support. A culture that prioritizes self-care.

We’ve stayed grounded in that mission and grown into a trusted pillar in our local mental health community.

Grateful. Proud. Just getting started. ✨

01/05/2026

🌱 New year, same you. More room for compassion, rest, and real growth. You don’t need resolutions to heal. 💫
Check out our January blog to learn more ➡️

Healing is not about forcing change. It is about creating enough safety for change to happen naturally.

12/09/2025

Take a pause. Breathe. Notice what became lighter, what felt heavy, and what you’re ready to let go of. 2026 is waiting with new intention. 🙏 Our December blog is live➡️

Reflections are a chance to grow, heal, and reconnect with yourself. You don’t need a dramatic breakthrough or big resolutions.

11/08/2025

The holiday season brings warmth and joy… but for first responder families, it also brings unique challenges. 💙🚒👮 Check out our latest blog post to learn more ➡️

Holidays often come with celebration. They can also bring up emotions that have been pushed aside throughout the year.

11/08/2025

We had a blast making friendship bracelets and sharing our therapy resources with REMSA crews and staff 💙🚑

10/14/2025

🐾 Hard-working paw-fessionals photo dump! 🐶✨

These good pups take their jobs (and naps) very seriously. Whether in the office or out in the community, they’re always lending a paw to help others heal. ❤️‍🩹

Featuring:
💙 Winter – RPD’s Facility Dog & the goodest girl
🐾 Maslow – the goldendoodle in charge of Dom at Connected Therapy
💛 Dolcie – Annie’s loyal buddy for client sessions.
🇺🇸Maddie – from Liberty Dogs, on her way to be matched with a veteran in need
🧠 Sigmund Freud – Lisa’s session sidekick, proving that everything goes back to your paw-rents 😉
🐶 Bailey – Sha-Vonn’s therapy partner bringing calm & comfort

10/09/2025

Special Needs Resource Fair 🍎🫶🏻

10/08/2025

Sometimes the hardest part of growth is letting go. Like the trees in fall, we can release what no longer serves us and trust that new seasons will bring renewal. 🍂
check out our October blog post to learn more ➡️https://www.connectedtherapynv.com/post/the-power-of-letting-go-lessons-from-autumn-leaves

Letting go is not about forgetting or giving up. It’s about giving yourself permission to move forward with a little more lightness and a little more hope.

10/03/2025

✨Provider Spotlight✨

Kelly Pistone, CPCI, CADC

“Healing is a journey—one that begins with the courageous choice to reach out. Acknowledging that we need support is not a weakness; it is a profound act of self-awareness and strength. Emotional healing often requires us to slow down, gently explore our inner world, and hold space for the parts of ourselves that are hurting. This process takes time, vulnerability, and deep self-compassion.

As your therapist, my role is to walk alongside you—offering presence, care, and respect, no matter where you are on your path. I am committed to creating a safe, affirming space where you feel seen, heard, and supported. My approach is always client-centered, with a focus on empowering you to connect with your inner wisdom and move toward a life that feels more free, grounded, and whole.

Since 2011, I’ve had the privilege of supporting individuals from diverse backgrounds as they navigate a wide range of emotional and behavioral health challenges. I specialize in addiction recovery, trauma, grief and loss, anxiety, depression, and more. I work with adults and couples, using an integrative approach that includes Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Motivational Interviewing (MI), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and inner-child healing work. I also have formal training in Written Exposure Therapy for trauma.

For those who are seeking a spiritually integrated approach, I offer Christian counseling upon request, with a focus on biblical inner healing.

Healing is not something you have to do alone. Whether you're navigating pain from the past or facing present-day challenges, I invite you to reach out. Together, we can create a path forward that honors your story and supports your transformation—body, mind, and spirit.”

09/22/2025

🌈🐾Pride looks even better with paws!🐾🌈 Sigmund and Bailey had the best time strutting their stuff! Still buzzing from all the love, joy, and community at this year’s Pride Parade. 💕

09/17/2025

September holds both change and awareness. 🌿 In honor of Su***de Prevention Awareness Month, our latest blog offers small ways to ground yourself and support others through this season. 💛

September can feel like a month of transition. The long days of summer start to fade, kids are back in school, and routines become a little more structured. For some, this shift feels grounding, but for others, it can stir up stress, sadness, or even a sense of loss for the slower pace of summer.Thi...