Louisville office · Telehealth across Kentucky
Counseling and therapy in Louisville, KY
Meet in person on Dupont Circle or online from home. Start whichever way is easier.
Acadia Counseling’s Louisville office is in Dupont Professional Towers, near the Watterson Expressway and Breckenridge Lane. Louisville clients can see a counselor in person or by telehealth. Right now, more counselors have openings online than in the office, so this page gives both options equal room.
Not sure who to see? Call and we’ll help you choose.
Visit the Louisville office
Address and contact
Acadia Counseling
Dupont Professional Towers
4010 Dupont Circle, Suite B173 (basement level)
Louisville, KY 40207
Phone (502) 825-1375
Email info@acadiacounseling.com
Finding Suite B173
Suite B173 is on the basement level of Dupont Professional Towers. If you have questions about parking, finding the suite or accessibility, call us before your visit.
Sessions are by appointment, generally on weekdays. Some evening and weekend times are available, but they are limited. We don’t take walk-ins.
Two ways to start
In person in Louisville
John Bush, LCADC, LPCC, is taking new adult clients and couples at our Dupont Circle office, and Melissa Rueff, LPCA, is taking new clients ages 12 and up. Two supervised counselors in training, Deborah Marasa and Kelsey Hamilton, also have openings, at $25 per session.
Online from anywhere in Kentucky
Six more counselors are taking new clients by telehealth. Charlene McDonald, Brittany Elkins and April Cornett work online only. Anna Miller, Megan Higashimura and Sarah Smith are based in Murray and see Louisville clients by video. How telehealth works
Louisville counselors taking new clients
Melissa Rueff
Neurodivergence (including autism and ADHD), LGBTQ+ affirming care, anxiety and depression.
Taking new clients
Kelsey Hamilton
Young adults (18–25), life transitions, new parents and marriage.
Taking new clients
Telehealth counselors taking new clients
Each of these counselors sees Louisville clients by secure video. You’ll need a Kentucky address and a private, stationary place to join.
Anna Miller
Anxiety, depression, OCD, burnout and life transitions, using CBT, DBT and ACT.
Taking new clients
Megan Higashimura
PTSD, ADHD, LGBTQ+ affirming care, autism (level 1), attachment and oppositional behavior.
Taking new clients
Louisville counselors who are currently full
What Louisville clients come in for
John Bush focuses on military service, mood, substance use and trauma, and he is a licensed clinical alcohol and drug counselor. Melissa Rueff works with clients 12 and up, with a focus on neurodivergence, LGBTQ+ affirming care, anxiety and depression. Deborah Marasa works with first responders, military clients, PTSD and EMDR. Kelsey Hamilton supports young adults 18 to 25, new parents, couples and people facing life transitions or marriage questions.
By telehealth, Louisville clients can find support for anxiety, depression, OCD, trauma, abuse recovery and long-term mental health conditions. Read more about trauma counseling, substance use counseling and depression counseling.
Cost and insurance in Louisville
John Bush takes Medicare, TRICARE East and Kentucky Medicaid, plus UnitedHealthcare, Anthem, Cigna, Aetna and MedBen commercial plans and several Marketplace and EAP plans. His self-pay rate is $75. Deborah Marasa and Kelsey Hamilton are supervised and self-pay only, at $25 per session. See insurance and payments for every plan and fee, or affordable counseling for more on the $25 option.
Questions about the Louisville office
Where is Suite B173?
Suite B173 is on the basement level of Dupont Professional Towers, 4010 Dupont Circle, Louisville, KY 40207. If you’re unsure how to get there, call (502) 825-1375 and we’ll give you directions.
Are Louisville counselors taking new clients?
John Bush, Melissa Rueff, Deborah Marasa and Kelsey Hamilton are taking new clients at the office. Six more counselors are taking new clients by telehealth. Openings change, so call if you’re looking for someone specific.
Can I see a Murray counselor from Louisville?
Yes, by telehealth. Anna Miller, Megan Higashimura and Sarah Smith are based in Murray and see clients across Kentucky by video.
Is there a $25 option in Louisville?
Yes. Deborah Marasa and Kelsey Hamilton are counselors in training who work under licensed supervision. Their sessions are $25, self-pay.
More answers are on our FAQ page.
Related support
Start counseling in Louisville
Request an appointment online, or call the Louisville office at (502) 825-1375. We’ll help you choose between an office visit and telehealth.
Email us at info@acadiacounseling.com.
If you are in crisis, call or text 988. In an emergency, call 911.