Kasia Caldwell, LCSW ILA Founder/ Clinical Social Work Practitioner

Kasia graduated from the University of Utah with her Master’s degree in social work (MSW) in May 2015. Kasia is currently licensed in the states of Nevada and Utah. Kasia is certified in many clinical modalities including:

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TFCBT) Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) Cognitive Behavioral Intervention for Trauma in Schools (CBITS) Bounce Back (Elementary School Based Trauma Curriculum) Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT - Light Skills Based) Collaborative and Proactive Solutions (CPS) Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) Parts & Memory Therapy

Kasia has worked as a clinical social worker in the following settings and continues to provide contract/ consultation and training services in these areas:

Residential Substance Abuse Treatment/ Recovery Aging Adults School Social Work Restorative Practices​ Collaborative and Proactive Solutions (CPS) Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) Trauma-Informed Practice in Schools (CBITS and Bounceback) Residential Psychiatric Mental Health (Adolescents) Grief (Death and Dying) Individual / Family / Group Therapy Trauma-Informed Mental Health Treatment - Certified Trauma Specialist

In addition to the traditional clinical therapeutic modalities, Kasia is also a Certified Reiki Master Teacher (RMT) in Traditional Usui Reiki and Karuna Holy Fire Reiki and provides individual healing treatments and teaches Reiki certification classes for school-based professionals, social workers, and other natural healers.

Kasia’s greatest accomplishments are being a wife to her husband, Larry, and mother to her six amazing children: Maggie, Nona, Sarah, Robbie, Michael, and Sophia. She lives in Las Vegas, NV.

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I graduated from Walden University with an M.S. in Clinical Mental Health Counseling in 2025, and I am passionate about working with younger populations, including children aged 6 years old to those in young adulthood.

When I am not doing therapy, I enjoy spinning fire poi, taking my dog on walks, going to the dog park, being in the water, going on road trips, and camping. Additionally, I love spending time with my three younger brothers, dad, and stepmom, who all live down in AZ, as well as visiting my mom, who lives in Hawaii, where I spent the majority of my childhood growing up.

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I am originally from San Francisco/Daly City. Recieved my undergrad bachelor for Asian American Studies in San Francisco State University. Moved to Las Vegas in 2007 and continued my education at UNLV with bachelors in in Psychology and my Masters of Social Work at UNR.

I support individuals of all ages. Life can get complicated, and sometimes you just need a place to slow down, reflect, and figure out your next steps with someone who’s in your corner.

Our work together is collaborative. We’ll identify what’s getting in your way, build on your strengths, and create meaningful, intentional changes that align with the life you want to live. My goal isn’t just to help you feel better—it’s to help you feel more confident, more aware, and more like yourself.

I’d love to connect and begin the next chapter in your life. Reach out to me to schedule a free 15-minute consultation.

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My philosophy on healing and therapy begins with a simple truth: we are not broken beings in need of fixing—we are whole beings in need of remembering. I believe we all already carry within us what we need. The capacity for healing, love, clarity, and connection is not something given to us—it’s something uncovered. Therapy is not about adding something new, but about creating the space for what is already there to emerge. What brings people into therapy is often not brokenness, but protection. The patterns we develop such as control, withdrawal, over-functioning. All are intelligent adaptations shaped by our need for safety. When we begin to understand them this way, we shift from judgment to curiosity, and from shame to compassion. Healing is the process of uncovering the deeper meaning beneath what we do. Instead of asking “How do I change this?” we begin to ask, “What is this protecting?” In that space, we learn not to get rid of parts of ourselves, but to listen to them. I see therapy as a relational space where safety is experienced, not just discussed. Because without safety, there can be no vulnerability—and without vulnerability, no lasting change. Healing happens in relationship, as much as it does within the individual. At its core, my approach is about helping people return to themselves.. the part beneath fear and survival strategies. We are not becoming someone new. We are remembering who we’ve always been.

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