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Recognizing Mental Distress in Your Community
By Mirit Sloves
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Health and Wellness
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About Recognizing Mental Distress in Your Community
About Mirit Sloves
Mirit Sloves is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist practicing in the state of Nevada, with a deep commitment to helping individuals, couples, and families navigate life’s complexities with compassion, clarity, and care. Her therapeutic approach centers on guiding clients toward a deeper understanding of their authentic selves, supporting them in developing practical skills to foster personal and relational growth, emotional safety, and long-term wellness.Miritis extensively trained in a variety of evidence-based and integrative therapeutic modalities, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), EMDR, Internal Family Systems (IFS), Clinical Hypnotherapy, Narrative Therapy, Trauma-Focused CBT, Solution-Focused Brief Therapy, and Person-Centered Therapy. She carefully tailors her methods to the unique needs of each client, ensuring their therapeutic journey aligns with their goals and inner strengths.With a warm and grounded presence, Mirit offers unconditional positive regard as she walks alongside those managing PTSD, depression, anxiety, mood disorders, grief, marital conflict, and parenting challenges. Her work is fueled by a strong belief in every person’s capacity to heal and thrive.Beyond the therapy room,Mirit is deeply invested in advancing mental health access and equity. She has served as both a clinician and educator, and is especially passionate about advocating for vulnerable and underserved communities—populations that, in recent years, have faced increasing social, political, and systemic threats. Her mission is to be a source of support and empowerment for those whose voices have been marginalized, helping them find a path toward safety, self-determination, and meaningful connection.
Mellissa Rempfer is the founder of We Are The Others and a lifelong advocate for dignity, connection, and community support. With deep experience in leadership, coaching, and nonprofit development, Mellissa created WATO to ensure that anyone facing a challenge—big or small—has a place to turn for compassion and real help. She is passionate about empowering volunteers, building systems of kindness, and creating spaces where every person feels seen, valued, and supported. Through her vision and dedication, WATO continues to grow as a nationwide movement of people helping people, one act of care at a time.
