“Adagio” is a musical term meaning “at ease.”
Welcome to a place designed for rest and renewal,
a place to connect and learn how to thrive over the long-haul.
Welcome to Adagio House.
Holistic care offered in an environment of kindness and welcome
Life's challenges offer us opportunities for growth and becoming
From professionals, to parents, to spouses, we offer groups for many types of caregivers
Onsite care for your loved one is available during your appointment
We offer half and full day workshops and professional development on topics ranging from secondary trauma to self-care
Licensed Professional Counselor
With over 20 years
of experience working with families and youth in a variety of roles, April’s work is also informed by her experience as a wife and mother, as she parents in a blended family and raises a child with developmental disabilities. As a therapist, she brings a trauma-informed attachment perspective, believing in the powerful healing possible in the context of our relationships.
Graduate Counseling Student
Melissa is currently a graduate counseling student. Prior to starting grad school, she worked as the Executive Director of the Collins Center, a non-profit providing trauma-informed therapy and crisis support to survivors of sexual violence. As a former Peace Corps volunteer and Swahili speaker, Melissa facilitates a local support group for Congolese refugee women. She is a dedicated advocate for refugees and immigrants and is a founding member of the Welcoming Harrisonburg Council.
Resident in Counseling
Casey Hurren is an Eastern Mennonite University alumni, a graduate from the Masters in Counseling program. She is a resident in counseling with a passion to work with children and adolescents. A native of Michigan, Casey went to Northern Michigan University to get her bachelor’s in Psychology and minor in art. She now likes to incorporate expressive art into her work, providing individuals sitting with her a warm creative space.
Resident in Counseling
Rebecca received her Masters in Counseling in 2018 and has since been working in a variety of settings, providing support to individuals and groups. She is passionate about helping clients develop a grounded sense of self to cultivate realistic expectations and healthy boundaries in all areas of life. Her approach is client-centered with an awareness of the interpersonal dynamics that contribute to our daily experiences.
Adagio House is proud to serve the Shenandoah Valley as a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. All donations are tax deductible.
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