Safe House: In-Person Therapy Group for Black Men Impacted by Gun Violence

Healing Begins in Safe Spaces

Safe House is a confidential, in-person therapy group designed to support Black men (ages 21+) who have been impacted by gun violence—whether through personal experience, community trauma, or the loss of a loved one. This weekly group creates space to process grief, reduce isolation, and build emotional resilience in a setting rooted in respect, trust, and empowerment.

 Who This Group Is For:

  • Black men (21+) directly or indirectly impacted by gun violence

  • Those seeking a safe space to process trauma, grief, anger, or numbness

  • Individuals ready to begin or deepen their emotional healing journey

  • Private-pay participants (no insurance required)

Location:

Private office in Bowie, MD
Exact address provided upon registration.

Cost:

$40 per session
Pay-as-you-go. No insurance required.

Meeting Details:

  • In-person sessions facilitated by Dr. Maurice Thornton, Ed.D.

  • Group meets weekly on Saturday mornings

  • Space is limited to ensure confidentiality and connection

Upcoming Session Dates

Safe House meets Saturday mornings in Bowie, MD. Each session is facilitated by Dr. Maurice Thornton, Ed.D.

Session Schedule:

Time: 10:00 AM – 11:15 AM

You can attend one or multiple sessions—whatever feels right for your healing journey.

Why This Group Matters

Gun violence doesn't just leave physical scars—it creates emotional wounds that often go untreated, especially for Black men. Safe House is here to change that narrative by offering a culturally informed space where healing is not only possible—it’s prioritized.

This is more than therapy. It’s a space to be seen, heard, and held in community.

How to Join

Option 1: Register Online

Fill out our confidential interest form and a member of our team will follow up to complete your intake.

Sign Up for Safe House

Option 2: Contact the Office

Prefer to speak with someone directly? Reach out to our admin team for registration and questions.

📞 (202) 907-6515
📧 admin@foreverymountain.org

Spaces are limited and will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis.
All participant information is kept strictly confidential.

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