About US

Prince Igboamazu is a Clinical Mental Health Counseling Intern and is highly educated with double Doctoral Degree’s. He believes in the power of collaborating with individuals to achieve wholeness and consequently, wellness. The United States of America has become a nation of multicultural diversity and Prince embraces multicultural counseling in meeting the needs of individuals from all cultures. One of the counseling skills and conditions influencing his professionalism is empathic understanding, which is his ability to experience the client's subjective world - including feelings and cognitions. He is also a Pastor with a Doctor of Ministry (D.Min) Degree and have many years of experience in Christian Counseling, before advancing to Clinical Mental Health Counseling.

I was born in Denver, Colorado, moved to New York when I was 8 years old. I lived in NY for about 8 years and then moved to Las Vegas at the age of 15 and graduated high school. I received my bachelor’s in human services and started working at a foster care agency. I enjoyed helping children to better manage their behaviors and mental health. I worked there for almost 4 years.  I started working at Summit Mental Health in 2016 as a rehabilitative mental health worker and worked with many age ranges. I then worked in the office as a prior authorization writer and decided to complete my master’s degree in Marriage and Family therapy in 2018.  I am currently a licensed state board intern at Summit Mental Health. I love my position as an MFT because it allows me to help families, children, and couples to better manage their relationships as well as their mental health. I love the CBT model; however, I am working on mastering other models of therapy such as solution focused therapy, narrative therapy and DBT. I have a passion to help others and love what I do! In my spare time, I enjoy spending time with my family.