Therapy and Counseling in Richmond, KY
A safe space to be heard, right here in Madison County.
What is Mental Health Therapy?
Therapy and counseling at G&A Counseling give you a safe, confidential space to work through life's challenges with a licensed professional. Whether you are dealing with anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, relationship struggles, or something you can't quite name yet, our therapists in Richmond, KY help you find tools, perspective, and a path forward.
Our counselors use evidence-based approaches including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART), EMDR, trauma-informed care, Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), mindfulness practices, and play therapy for children. We tailor the approach to fit your goals rather than fitting you into one method.
Sessions are available for individuals, couples, and families, in person at our office at 244 W. Irvine Street in Richmond, KY, by telehealth anywhere in Kentucky, or through our school-based program in 12 Madison County schools. If you are looking for relationship support specifically, see our marriage and couples counseling in Richmond.
We are your neighbors, not a corporate clinic. G&A Counseling has served Madison County families since 2017, and our mission is simple: remove barriers to care so everyone in our community can access quality mental health support.
Who Is This For?
Therapy at G&A Counseling is for anyone who could benefit from professional support, including:
- Children, adolescents, and adults experiencing anxiety or depression
- Individuals processing trauma, PTSD, or grief
- Couples navigating communication, conflict, or trust
- Families working through conflict or life transitions
- Anyone dealing with anger management, behavioral issues, or caregiver burnout
We see clients of every age, from young children to older adults, and we welcome individuals and families across Richmond and the wider Madison County area. There is no problem too big or too small to bring to a first session.
What to Expect
Your first session is an intake assessment (typically 60 minutes) where your therapist gets to know you, understands what brought you in, and builds a care plan together with you. Follow-up sessions are usually 30 to 60 minutes, scheduled weekly or every other week depending on your needs and goals.
You choose how you connect: in person at our Richmond office, by secure telehealth video, or school-based for eligible students. Our therapists provide thousands of sessions each year, with a significant share delivered by telehealth so care fits around work, school, and family life.
We accept all Kentucky Medicaid plans and most major insurance, and most Medicaid members have no out-of-pocket cost. Getting started is easy: call us, request an appointment online, or have a provider, school, or family member submit a referral. We will match you with a therapist who fits your needs.
Insurance & Cost
We accept Medicaid and most major Kentucky plans:
Most Medicaid members have no out-of-pocket cost for services.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you accept Medicaid for therapy in Richmond, KY?
Yes. G&A Counseling accepts all Kentucky Medicaid plans and most major insurance, including Aetna Better Health, Anthem BCBS, Passport, Molina, Humana, Wellcare, and UnitedHealthcare. Most Medicaid members have no out-of-pocket cost for therapy.
How do I start therapy or counseling?
You can call our Richmond office, request an appointment online, or ask a provider, school, or family member to submit a referral. We will reach out, answer your questions, and match you with a licensed therapist who fits your needs.
Do you offer in-person and telehealth sessions?
Both. You can meet your therapist in person at our office at 244 W. Irvine Street in Richmond, KY, or connect by secure telehealth video from anywhere in Kentucky. Eligible students can also be seen through our school-based program in Madison County.
What kinds of issues do your therapists help with?
Our counselors work with anxiety, depression, trauma and PTSD, grief, relationship and family challenges, anger management, behavioral concerns, and more, for children, teens, adults, and families across Madison County.