Counseling in Randolph, North Carolina

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Updated October 31, 2026

New Horizons Treatment Center

Counseling

Asheboro, NC

New Horizons Treatment Center provides day-treatment psychosocial rehabilitation for mental health adults alongside individual, group, and domestic violence intervention services.

  • Mental health adults seeking psychosocial rehabilitation in a day treatment format
  • Clients seeking one-on-one outpatient therapy
  • Clients seeking outpatient group therapy

Alberta Professional Services

Counseling

Asheboro, NC

Alberta Professional Services has served adults and children since 1991 with CARF-accredited mental health, I/DD, and therapeutic foster care services.

  • Adults or children needing I/DD services
  • Families seeking Alternative Family Living support
  • Children or adolescents needing mental health services

Asheboro Counseling and Wellness

Counseling

Asheboro, NC

Asheboro Counseling and Wellness offers EMDR, trauma-focused CBT for children age 5 and older, and medication management.

  • children age 5 and older needing play, art, sand tray, CBT, or trauma-focused CBT
  • individuals seeking therapy for anxiety, depression, OCD, trauma, PTSD, grief, or divorce recovery
  • couples needing marital, premarital, infertility, pregnancy loss, or adoption counseling

Randolph Counseling Center

Counseling

Asheboro, NC

Randolph County Partnership supports Randolph County children through NC Pre-K, early educator training, and Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library.

  • Randolph County families seeking early childhood support
  • Children eligible for NC Pre-K
  • Families seeking Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library participation

Zen Counseling

Counseling

Randleman, NC

Zen Counseling provides in-person and online therapy for adults 18 and older, including EMDR, DBT, somatic therapy, and intensive couples therapy.

  • Adults seeking online or in-person mental health counseling
  • Trauma-focused therapy using EMDR
  • People seeking DBT for emotion regulation and distress tolerance

Monarch

Counseling

Asheboro, NC

Monarch Health Drive Center Day Program offers Day Program Services within Monarch’s North Carolina network for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

  • Individuals seeking structured day programming for intellectual and developmental disabilities
  • Families seeking I/DD support alongside behavioral health services
  • North Carolina residents needing access to a broader human services network

Magnolia Grace Christian Counseling

Counseling

Archdale, NC

Magnolia Grace Christian Counseling provides non-profit Christian counseling for women, children, and families, including teenage girls and family communication challenges.

  • Women and teenage girls facing identity questions, relationship struggles, or faith crises
  • Children experiencing pressure or anxiety
  • Families addressing communication issues

Blueprint Counseling

Counseling

Asheboro, NC

Blueprint Counseling provides trauma-informed therapy for youth, families, and sexual-trauma survivors, including evidence-based PSB counseling and secure telehealth anywhere in North Carolina.

  • Children and families addressing Problematic Sexual Behavior
  • Youth processing trauma through TF-CBT
  • Survivors seeking sexual trauma recovery counseling

Abundant Life Inc

Counseling

Randleman, NC

Abundant Life provides CARF-accredited day services for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Asheboro, North Carolina.

  • Adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities needing structured day services
  • Individuals needing support for cognitive, physical, behavioral, or medical challenges
  • Clients seeking programs centered on self-advocacy and informed decision-making

Providence Counseling and Wellness, PLLC

Counseling

Asheboro, NC

Providence Counseling and Wellness provides adult, child, teen, and school-based therapy in Asheboro, including play-based counseling for ages 5-12.

  • Adults seeking counseling for anxiety, depression, grief, stress, relationship difficulties, or trauma
  • Children ages 5-12 who benefit from play, art, and storytelling in therapy
  • Teens ages 13-18 dealing with academic, social, family, anxiety, or self-esteem concerns

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FAQ

How much does counseling cost in Randolph County?

Blueprint Counseling lists self-pay sessions generally priced at $115 and does not require a formal diagnosis. Zen Counseling does not publish therapy prices or an insurance list in the available information.

Which Randolph County counselors work with children?

Asheboro Counseling and Wellness lists child therapy beginning at age 5, including play, art, sand tray, CBT, and trauma-focused CBT. Magnolia Grace also provides counseling for children and families.

Which counseling practices offer online therapy in North Carolina?

Zen Counseling offers online and in-person therapy for adults age 18 and older. Blueprint Counseling offers secure virtual therapy anywhere in North Carolina.

What should I do if I am having a mental health emergency?

The listed outpatient practices are not substitutes for emergency care. Asheboro Counseling and Wellness advises people with immediate emergencies to contact 911 or go to an emergency room.

Which local counseling provider works with Medicaid?

Alberta Professional Services is enrolled directly with the North Carolina Division of Medical Assistance for Medicaid billing and lists services for eligible Medicaid recipients.