Teen mental health has become one of the most urgent public health concerns in recent years. Stories of teenagers struggling with anxiety, social pressures, and persistent sadness are no longer...
Christine Lawler LMFT

Christine Lawler is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT, MS) based in Las Vegas and Summerlin, Nevada, with nearly 15 years of clinical experience and thousands of hours of continuing education. She is the founder of The Peaceful Mind Counseling Center, where she leads a team of therapists serving individuals, couples, and families across the Las Vegas valley.
Christine graduated from Brigham Young University's Marriage and Family Therapy program — ranked #1 in the country — and holds advanced training in multiple evidence-based modalities, including the Gottman Method, Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Attachment-Based Therapy, and Trauma-Focused approaches.
She is a USA Today bestselling author and has been featured as a mental health expert in national media including the Wall Street Journal, Good Morning America, Newsweek, and USA Today.
Her clinical specialties include couples and marriage counseling, sex therapy, divorce and family transitions, child and pediatric therapy, therapy for moms, teenage therapy, faith crisis counseling, postpartum therapy, grief counseling, and anxiety. She also serves as a certified psychedelic-assisted therapy provider through the Las Vegas Center for Psychedelic Therapy.
Christine's approach is warm, direct, and evidence-informed. She believes therapy should feel empowering — a place where clients feel genuinely heard, gain meaningful self-awareness, and leave with the tools to make lasting change. She has a particular passion for helping women, mothers, teenagers, and couples find more peace, connection, and resilience in their lives.
She is verified by Psychology Today and has been recognized among the Best Marriage Therapists in Las Vegas. She is also a regular contributor of therapist-informed content on child development, relationships, mental health, and family wellness.
Therapy for Anger Management: How Counseling Helps You Regain Control
Anger is a normal human emotion. It’s not a character flaw, and it doesn’t mean something is wrong with you. In many ways, anger is protective; it alerts us to injustice, boundary violations,...
How to Be a Good Father to Your Daughter: A Gentle Guide
The role a father plays in a daughter’s emotional development is both powerful and often underestimated. Fathers are not secondary parents. They are not optional influences. A father’s presence or...
How to Help A Teenager With Social Anxiety: Practical Advice
Social anxiety in teens isn’t just “shyness.” It’s a common condition characterized by intense fear and avoidance of social interaction, often leading to distress in school, friendships, and daily...
How Does Couples Counseling Help a Marriage?
Most couples don’t walk into counseling because they’ve “stopped loving each other.” They walk in because something that used to feel easy now feels exhausting: the same fight on repeat, the growing...
How to Help Your Teenager Find Their Passion
Have you ever watched your teenager hover at the edge of a decision about sports, clubs, classes, jobs, then shut down because it feels too big to choose? You’re not imagining it: the pressure teens...
When Faith Is Part of Your Story: Counseling That Integrates Belief and Mental Health
Whether you’re LDS, Christian, or simply faith-oriented, your beliefs can be a meaningful part of healing. The best part? YOU get to decide how they’re included. For many people, faith isn’t just...
Finding Yourself After Having a Baby
Having a baby changes everything, and not just in the obvious ways. Yes, your sleep shifts, your schedule revolves around naps and feedings, and your days suddenly feel louder and fuller. But the...
How To Not Stress About Work at Home
Have you ever felt like the pressures of your career affect your household? Maybe you walk through the door and your body is home, but your mind is still in that meeting, that deadline, that...
“I Don’t Like My Husband Anymore” – Here’s What to Do Before Things Get Swept Under the Rug
Let’s get real. You’re sitting in your therapy practice (or perhaps, simply at your kitchen table), repeating to yourself, “I don’t like my husband anymore.” Maybe it’s a whisper, maybe it’s...











