Identify, Support, Encourage (I.S.E.) Training Seminars

Safe Start: Counseling For Children Exposed to Domestic Violence

The Next ISE Training will be at UMD Baltimore in September (Details to Follow)

Seminar is FREE to attend, but registration is required. Space is limited.
This training is approved by the Maryland Board of Social Work Examiners for 3 Category I CEUs
Taught by Dr. Mindy Thiel of Chesapeake Counseling Associates
Sponsored by the Montgomery County Family Justice Center Foundation through a generous grant from Verizon.

Special Thank You to our Partners:

Montgomery County Domestic Violence Coordinating Council
Universities at Shady Grove
University of Maryland School of Social Work
Maryland Network Against Domestic Violence

If you have any questions or can not attend the training but would like to be added to the Family Justice Center Foundation Regional Collaboration distribution list for future trainings please email: [email protected].

Contact Us

If you need assistance with domestic violence, dating violence or stalking (safety planning, counseling, legal assistance, etc.) please call the Family Justice Center at 240-773-0444. If you are in danger or need emergency assistance, call 911 IMMEDIATELY.

Kristy Warren
Executive Director
MCFJC Foundation

Address:
PO BOX 10692
Rockville, Maryland 20849

Ways to Support the MCFJC Foundation:

FREE services for victims of domestic violence (stalking, dating or relationship abuse):

The Family Justice Center (FJC)
Transportation to and/or from the Center is available for those who need it.
Monday – Friday from 8:30am – 5:00pm
Call: 240-773-0444
Walk-in: 600 Jefferson Plaza, Suite 500, Rockville, MD 20852

Abused Persons Program
Call: 240-777-4195

For 24-Hour Assistance: The Montgomery County Crisis Center
Call: 240-777-4000

Mailing address PO BOX: 10692 Rockville, MD 20849 & EIN # 94-444962

The Family Justice Center Foundation does not provide direct services to survivors of domestic violence, dating violence or stalking.
For direct services (safety planning, counseling, legal assistance, etc.) please call the Family Justice Center at 240-773-0444. If you are in danger or need emergency assistance, call 911 IMMEDIATELY.