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Kentucky Counseling Center | Therapy & Psychiatry Booking Info (2025)
Hey friend, if you’re here, you’re probably ready to feel better and that’s already a huge step. This guide gives you every single detail you need in 2025 to book with Kentucky Counseling Center (and actually start) therapy or psychiatry at Kentucky Counseling Center. No fluff, no guessing, just clear, up-to-date info so you can take action today.
What Kentucky Counseling Center Actually Does
KCC is the largest counseling provider in the entire state. They have offices in Louisville, Lexington, Covington, Richmond, Elizabethtown, and a few smaller spots, but most Kentuckians now use their telehealth service. They offer therapy (talking help) and psychiatry (medication help) for kids, teens, adults, couples, and families.
Therapy Options You Can Pick From
Individual therapy – one-on-one sessions for anxiety, depression, trauma, etc. Couples counseling – saving relationships or learning to co-parent better. Family therapy – fixing communication when the whole house feels tense. Child & teen therapy – play therapy, school issues, ADHD, behavioral stuff. Group therapy – new in 2025 online groups for grief, parenting, and PTSD.
Psychiatry & Medication Services
Their psychiatric nurse practitioners can diagnose, prescribe, and manage meds for ADHD, depression, bipolar, schizophrenia, OCD you name it. In 2025 they added same-day psych evaluations via telehealth on weekdays. Refills are sent electronically to your pharmacy, usually same day.
How to Book an Appointment in 2025 (Step-by-Step)
- Go to kentuckycounselingcenter.com
- Click the big orange “Schedule Now” button
- Choose “New Client”
- Pick therapy or psychiatry
- Select in-person or telehealth
- Choose date/time (they really do have same-day and next-day slots most weeks)
- Fill in your info and insurance (takes 2-3 minutes)
- Done you’ll get a confirmation text and email.
Can’t do it online? Call (855) 591-0092 real humans answer 7 a.m. to 8 p.m., seven days a week.
Hours in 2025
Every location and telehealth: 7 AM – 8 PM, Monday through Sunday. Yes, weekends too.
Cost and Insurance (Updated December 2025)
They take Medicaid, Medicare, Anthem, Humana, UnitedHealthcare, Cigna, Aetna, Passport, Wellcare, Optum, Caresource, and most others. Self-pay therapy: $100–$150 per session Self-pay psychiatry initial visit: $200–$250, follow-ups $100–$150 Sliding scale available if you’re low-income just ask.
What Real Clients Say in 2025
“Got an appointment the same week I called. My therapist actually listens and gives homework that works.” – Sarah, Lexington “Finally found ADHD meds that don’t make me feel like a zombie. Telehealth psych is a lifesaver.” – Mike, Bowling Green “Child therapist used play therapy with my 7-year-old and we saw changes in two weeks.” – Amanda, Louisville
New 2025 Features You Won’t Find on Older Sites
- AI therapist matching quiz (takes 60 seconds, surprisingly accurate)
- Online evening group therapy (only $35 per group)
- Text-message reminders and portal to message your provider directly
- School-based counseling partnerships in 40+ Kentucky counties
Tips for Your First Session
Write down three things you want to feel better about. Have a quiet spot and headphones if you’re doing telehealth. It’s okay to say “this therapist isn’t clicking” they’ll switch you for free.
FAQ’s
How quickly can I get an appointment?
Most new clients are seen within the same week, and same-day or next-day appointments are frequently available, especially for telehealth.
Is telehealth confidential and secure?
Yes. All sessions take place on a fully HIPAA-compliant, end-to-end encrypted platform that meets or exceeds federal privacy standards.
What ages do you serve?
We proudly treat individuals from age 4 through older adulthood.
Do you provide court-ordered or Department for Community Based Services (DCBS) evaluations and treatment?
Yes. Many of our clinicians are approved providers for court-ordered therapy, custody evaluations, and DCBS cases.
What if my therapist and I aren’t the right fit?
We encourage an open conversation. You may request a different therapist at any time no questions asked and no additional charge.
What should I do in a mental health emergency?
Kentucky Counseling Center provides scheduled, ongoing care. For immediate crises, please call or text 988 (the National Suicide & Crisis Lifeline) or go to your nearest emergency room.
Final Thought
You don’t have to keep carrying everything alone. Kentucky Counseling Center removed almost every barrier cost, wait time, travel, stigma so you can just show up and start healing. Pick up the phone or click that button today. You deserve to feel better, and 2025 is the easiest year yet to make it happen.