Individual, Couples, & Family Therapy in Nevada and California
Healing Happens in Connection
Sometimes life feels heavier than you expected. You may be carrying anxiety, trying to make sense of painful experiences, or hoping things can feel different in a relationship that matters to you. Whatever brings you here, you're welcome to begin just as you are.
I'm Brandy Hall, a licensed marriage and family therapist. I offer online individual, family, couples, and relationship therapy to people in Nevada and California. You don't need to decide which kind of therapy is right for you before we talk. I'll listen to what's happening and help you explore an approach that fits your needs and goals.
We can start with a conversation. You bring your questions and experiences; we'll work out the next steps together.
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (CA & NV) & Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor (CA)
Serving Nevada and California, including Reno, Sparks, Carson City, Fallon, Fernley, Las Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas, and communities statewide.
Secure Online Video Therapy
You’re Welcome Here, Just as You Are
Healing is about more than feeling better.
Maybe you've been holding things together for everyone else while feeling stretched thin yourself. Maybe conversations at home keep ending in hurt or silence. Or perhaps nothing is obviously wrong, but you know you don't feel quite like yourself. There is room for all of that here.
In therapy, you can slow down, be curious about what you're experiencing, and feel supported as we make sense of it together. We won't rush to find answers. We'll pay attention to what matters to you and work toward changes that feel meaningful in your life.
Therapy for You, Your Relationships, & Your Family
Individual Therapy
A space to focus on you—whether you're navigating anxiety, depression, trauma, cultural or identity experiences, life transitions, or challenges in a relationship. We can also explore how important relationships affect your well-being, even when you attend on your own.
Family Therapy
Support for families navigating conflict, distance, parenting concerns, or difficult changes. Some families meet together for most sessions; in other situations, therapy focuses on one person with family members joining when helpful.
Couples Therapy
A place for partners to understand what's happening between them, work through difficult patterns, and consider what comes next. Couples may seek help with mental health concerns affecting their relationship, emotional distance, conflict, or uncertainty about staying together.
Relationship Therapy
Whether you're coming together or on your own, we can explore the relationships that matter to you. This may include relationship counseling, discernment counseling, or individual work focused on relationship concerns. We'll talk about which approach best fits your situation
Not Sure Which Type of Therapy Is Right for You?
You don't need to figure that out before reaching out. Individual, family, couples, and relationship therapy can overlap, and the names alone may not tell you which approach would be most helpful.
We'll talk about what you're experiencing, who might be involved, and what you're hoping will change. I'll explain your options, answer your questions, and help you choose a starting point that makes sense for you. If another service or provider would be a better fit, we can discuss that too.
Every Part of Your Story Matters
You bring more than a list of symptoms to therapy. You bring your relationships, your history, your culture, the communities that have shaped you, and experiences that others may not always see or understand. I want those parts of your story to have room here, too.
I especially welcome conversations about interracial and intercultural relationships, multiracial identity, racism and discrimination, family expectations, and belonging. You won't need to set those experiences aside or convince me that they matter.
We can make space for what has hurt, what has helped you through, and what you hope life might feel like next.
Your Experiences Are Part of Your Story
Our experiences shape how we see ourselves, relate to others, and make sense of the world. For people and families connected to military service or law enforcement, those experiences may be part of their culture, values, traditions, and ways of relating—even across generations.
You may be a veteran, service member, law enforcement officer, spouse, or family member. Or your connection may be through a parent, grandparent, or another relative who served during World War II, Vietnam, or a different time. The stories shared, the experiences left unspoken, and the ways families learned to navigate life can continue to hold meaning long after service ends.
Service-connected experiences can bring pride, belonging, responsibility, sacrifice, change, and sometimes pain. There is no single story that defines everyone in these communities. As a combat veteran’s spouse and former law enforcement officer, I recognize that service may shape more than the person who wore the uniform. In therapy, we can explore what these experiences mean to you and your relationships without making assumptions or asking you to fit a particular narrative.
Meet Brandy Hall, LMFT, LPCC
I'm glad you're here. I'm Brandy, a Nevada and California licensed marriage and family therapist and California licensed professional clinical counselor serving people throughout Nevada and California. I believe it matters to feel seen as a whole person—not just as a problem to solve. I'll be curious about your experiences, the people who matter to you, and what life has asked of you along the way.
My work is informed by Emotionally Focused Therapy, attachment-based and experiential approaches, trauma-informed care, and family systems. You don't need to know any of those terms. In our sessions, I'll help you notice what happens in difficult moments, understand the feelings underneath, and explore new ways of responding—with care for your pace and goals.
I also bring a multicultural perspective and personal understanding of managing a career, parenting and military-connected family life. Those experiences inform my care, but I won't assume they tell me what your life has been like. I want to hear that from you.
What Can Change When You Feel Understood?
Being able to tell your story matters. So does having a chance to experience something different while we're together. In therapy, we can slow down moments that usually move too quickly, find words for feelings that have been hard to express, and make room for responses you may not have felt possible before.
We won't only talk about what happened during the week. We'll also pay attention to what comes up as we talk, so you can begin to understand it in a new way. Over time, this may help you feel more grounded, respond to yourself with more compassion, and relate differently to people you care about.
You will have a voice in the process. We'll check in about what's helping, what feels difficult, and what you want to focus on next.
A Comfortable Way to Make Space for Therapy
Online Therapy Throughout Nevada and California
Therapy should feel possible alongside the rest of your life. We meet through secure video, so you can join from a private, comfortable space without adding a commute to your day. Sessions are available when you are physically in Nevada or California.
Because I am licensed in both states, I can work with couples and families who are physically located in both Nevada and California during the same session.
I have a special focus on serving Reno, Sparks, Carson City, Fallon, Fernley, and surrounding Northern Nevada communities while remaining available statewide in both Nevada and California.
I also welcome military members, veterans, military spouses, civilian employees, and families connected with Naval Air Station Fallon.
Getting Started Is Simple
01. Schedule a consultation
We'll have a brief conversation about what's bringing you here, what you're looking for, and any questions you have. It's also a chance to see whether working together feels like a good fit.
02. Complete your forms online
If we decide to move forward, I'll send your forms through a secure portal so you can complete them before we meet.
03. Meet through secure telehealth
Our first session is a chance for me to get to know you and understand what matters most. We'll talk about your concerns and begin shaping a plan together.
Frequently Asked Questions
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All sessions are conducted through a secure, HIPAA-compliant telehealth platform. Before each appointment, you'll receive a link to your secure virtual therapy room.
At the time of your session, simply click the link using your computer, tablet, or smartphone, and I'll meet you there. All you need is a reliable internet connection and a private, comfortable space where you can speak freely.
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Yes. Couples and family members may participate from different locations during the same telehealth session, provided that each participant is physically located in Nevada or California, where I am licensed to practice, at the time of the session. This flexibility allows families and partners to participate even when they live in different cities or are temporarily apart.
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Brandy Hall Therapy, PLLC and Rooted Counseling and Family Therapy, LLC are currently private-pay practices and do not bill insurance directly.
Affiliated company, Brandy L. Hall, Sole Proprietor, accepts the following insurance through Headway: Aetna, Cigna, Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield Nevada, Blue Shield of California, Carelon Behavioral Health (CA only). Click here to check your eligibility and get started using your insurance: Check Eligibility.
If your health plan includes out-of-network benefits and you received services that were medically necessary, you may request a superbill to submit to your insurance company for possible reimbursement. Coverage and reimbursement are determined by your individual insurance plan and cannot be guaranteed.
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Your first session is an opportunity for us to get to know one another and begin building a strong therapeutic foundation.
During this session, we will:
Review informed consent and answer any questions about the therapy process.
Discuss what brings you to therapy and your current concerns.
Explore your personal, relationship, or family history as it relates to your goals.
Begin identifying strengths, challenges, and patterns that may be contributing to your concerns.
Develop initial therapy goals and discuss recommendations for treatment moving forward.
The first session is both an assessment and the beginning of our work together.
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Most clients meet for 55–60 minute sessions. Insurance typically covers up to a 60 minute session, if that is deemed medically necessary.
When clinically appropriate, extended sessions are also available:
55–60 minutes
75 minutes
90 minutes
Longer sessions are often helpful for couples, families, or situations where additional time allows for deeper exploration and more meaningful progress. Together, we'll determine the session length that best supports your treatment goals.
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Most clients begin therapy by meeting once a week. As you make progress toward your goals, we may decide together to reduce the frequency of sessions based on your needs, availability, and treatment plan. The pace of therapy is individualized, and recommendations are made collaboratively throughout the process.
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My standard rate is $180 for a 55-minute session. Longer sessions are available when clinically appropriate, particularly for couples, families, or clients who may benefit from additional time.
Current Rates:
• 55-minute session: $180
• 75-minute session: $225
• 90-minute session: $270
The recommended session length is determined collaboratively based on your treatment goals and clinical needs. A limited number of sliding scale appointments are available.