Marriage and Couples Counseling in Richmond, KY
Reconnect, communicate, and move forward together.
What is Marriage & Couples Counseling?
Marriage and couples counseling at G&A Counseling gives you and your partner a calm, neutral space in Richmond, KY to be heard and to truly hear each other. Whether you have been together for months or for decades, a trained counselor can help you break old patterns, rebuild connection, and make decisions about your relationship with clarity instead of conflict.
Couples come to us for many reasons: communication that keeps breaking down, recurring arguments that never seem to resolve, rebuilding trust after a breach, navigating a major life transition, parenting differences, or simply feeling more like roommates than partners. You do not have to be in crisis to benefit. Many couples come in to strengthen a good relationship and keep small problems from growing.
Our therapists use evidence-based, relationship-focused approaches and include clinicians trained in Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART) and EMDR, which can be especially helpful when past trauma is affecting the relationship today. We tailor the work to your goals as a couple rather than fitting you into a single method.
G&A Counseling is a locally owned practice serving Richmond and the wider Madison County community since 2017. We are your neighbors, not a corporate clinic, and our goal is simple: help couples and families across our community build healthier, stronger relationships.
Who Is This For?
Marriage and couples counseling at G&A Counseling can help partners who are:
- Struggling with communication or feeling unheard
- Caught in the same argument over and over
- Rebuilding trust after infidelity, conflict, or broken promises
- Navigating a major life transition such as a new baby, a move, illness, or loss
- Working through parenting, blended-family, or in-law stress
- Feeling distant and wanting to reconnect before things get worse
We welcome married couples, engaged and dating partners, and couples of all backgrounds across Madison County. If individual support would help alongside couples work, you can also explore our individual therapy and counseling in Richmond.
What to Expect
Your first session is an intake where your counselor gets to know both of you, understands what brought you in, and helps you set shared goals. From there, sessions are typically 45 to 60 minutes, scheduled weekly or every other week depending on your needs. Your counselor keeps the conversation balanced and safe so both partners can speak openly.
You choose how you meet: in person at our office at 244 W. Irvine Street in Richmond, KY, or by secure telehealth video from anywhere in Kentucky, which makes it easier to find a time that works for two busy schedules.
We accept all Kentucky Medicaid plans and most major insurance, and most Medicaid members have no out-of-pocket cost. To get started, call our Richmond office, request an appointment online, or submit a referral, and we will match you with a counselor who fits your needs as a couple.
Insurance & Cost
We accept Medicaid and most major Kentucky plans:
Most Medicaid members have no out-of-pocket cost for services.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Medicaid cover marriage or couples counseling?
Coverage depends on your specific plan and situation. G&A Counseling accepts all Kentucky Medicaid plans and most major insurance, and most Medicaid members have no out-of-pocket cost. Call our Richmond office and we will help you understand your benefits before your first session.
What if my partner will not come to counseling?
That is common, and it is okay. You can start on your own. Individual therapy can help you work on communication and your own goals, and many partners choose to join later once they see it is a safe, balanced space.
Do you offer couples counseling by telehealth in Kentucky?
Yes. You can meet in person at our Richmond, KY office or connect by secure telehealth video from anywhere in Kentucky, which often makes scheduling easier for two people.
How long does couples counseling take?
Every relationship is different. Some couples meet a few specific goals in a handful of sessions, while others continue longer to maintain the progress they have made. Your counselor will talk through a plan with you both at the start.