Community Counseling Center

Community Counseling Center is a mental health counselor in Harrisonburg, VA, serving individuals, couples, and families across Harrisonburg and Rockingham County. The center provides professional counseling for adults, children, and adolescents, along with family-focused services such as couples counseling, supervised visitation, and coparenting classes. Group offerings include anger management, substance treatment, and substance assessments. Clients can pay using private insurance, Medicaid, Medicare, EAP, or the sliding fee scale program, and many services are available in Spanish.

Since 1972, Community Counseling Center has offered mental and behavioral healthcare to the Harrisonburg and Rockingham community regardless of socioeconomic status. Individual counseling is tailored to the needs of children, adolescents, and adults experiencing circumstances that affect their mental health, with services for children ages 5 through 17. Family counseling is built around the idea that a client's difficulties are often tied to relationships and patterns of interaction, so therapists at times work with entire families to improve communication and connection. The center's mission centers on closing gaps in care for uninsured and underserved residents, reducing reliance on higher-level interventions by making consistent outpatient counseling available to neighbors who might otherwise go without.

The center is located at 96 Campbell Street, near the Harrisonburg City Offices and the Virginia Quilt Museum, both within a tenth of a mile. Massanutten Regional Library is close by, as is the Thomas Harrison House, a local historic building. South Main Street and South Mason Street are both within easy walking distance.

Community Counseling Center has served the Shenandoah Valley for more than fifty years and continues to make outpatient mental health care accessible to residents across the income spectrum, with bilingual capability and a fee structure designed to reach uninsured clients.