Katrina Harris, Ph.D., CPC-Intern
Education:
Ph.D. Educational Psychology, UNLV
M.Ed. School Counseling, UNLV
B.A. Child Development, Stephens College
Licenses and Certifications:
Clinical Professional Counselor-Intern
Licensed School Counselor
Certified Life Coach
Professional Experience:
Department of Counselor Education, School Psychology, and Human Services, UNLV
Assistant Professor in Residence
Practicum/Internship Coordinator
Clinical Supervisor – Practicum and Internship
Memberships and Awards:
American Counseling Association
Association for Counselor Education and Supervision
Western Association for Counselor Education Supervision
American School Counselor Association
Nevada School Counselor Association
Western Association for Counselor Education and Supervision – 2019 Professional Leadership Award
I am an Assistant Professor in Residence in the Department of Counselor Education, School Psychology and Human Services at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. I also serve as a clinical supervisor for practicum and internship, providing guidance and support to students completing field experiences in either clinical mental health or school counseling.
I believe each client has the potential for transformation and growth. My approach to counseling is holistic, collaborative and client centered taking into consideration that the mind, body and spirit influence an individual’s view of the world. My areas of focus are working with adults and adolescents experiencing anxiety and depression and individuals who need guidance with life transitions (i.e., divorce, midlife changes, parenthood). Clients can expect a non-judgmental and warm environment that seeks to promote empowerment and meaningful change.
As someone who grew up in Las Vegas I have seen firsthand the changes in the population and city and the growing demand for quality mental health counselors. I want to help remove the stigma surrounding mental illness, which along with shame and lack of information continue to be barriers for those in need of services focused on mental health and wellness.
One of my favorite quotes is, “You didn't cause the crisis, but you can be key to the solution”. My goal for counseling is to “be key to the solution” and help others find the meaning of their lives.