
Jamar K. Moore, LCPC
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Sometimes you know exactly what is wrong. Other times, you only know that you feel irritable, disconnected, worried, discouraged, or tired of repeating the same patterns. You may be carrying stress that other people do not see, navigating a difficult relationship, or questioning who you are and who you want to become.
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I am Jamar K. Moore, a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor, certified EMDR therapist, and U.S. Navy veteran. I provide individual therapy for adults in a grounded, practical space where you can speak honestly, better understand what is happening, and develop tools that work beyond the therapy hour.
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I have a particular passion for supporting Black men who may be carrying the pressure to remain strong, provide for others, manage difficult emotions privately, or navigate expectations around masculinity, relationships, work, and identity. Therapy offers a place where you do not have to perform, minimize what you feel, or have everything figured out.
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As a veteran, I also care deeply about serving veterans and military spouses. I understand that military-connected experiences can shape stress, relationships, identity, grief, and the transition into different stages of life. When clinically appropriate, I may incorporate EMDR to help clients process trauma and other distressing experiences that continue to affect the present.
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Although these are areas of special interest, I welcome adults from every background who are ready to better understand themselves and work toward meaningful change.
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Focus Areas
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Stress, anxiety, low mood, and emotional overwhelm
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Relationship concerns, communication, and boundaries—in individual therapy
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Life transitions, purpose, and difficult decisions
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Self-worth, confidence, and healthier coping
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Military service, veteran experiences, reintegration, and transition
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The experience of being a military spouse or supporting a service-connected partner
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Faith and spirituality, when requested by the client
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My Approach
I believe people make stronger changes when they feel heard, respected, and equipped. Our work will be collaborative and focused. We will identify patterns, clarify what you want to be different, and practice healthier ways to respond to life’s problems.
I will not expect you to perform, impress me, or have every answer. I will encourage you to be honest, stay engaged, and use what you learn in your everyday life.
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Why This Work Matters to Me
Helping people find a better way to live, communicate, and heal is meaningful to me. My military experience also taught me that strength and struggle can exist at the same time. Asking for support does not erase strength; it gives you more options.
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Jamar K. Moore Credentials
Master of Arts in Pastoral Studies (MA) Oakwood University 2025- Present
Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology (MA) Bowie State University 2016
Bachelor of Science in Psychology (BS) University of La Verne 2010
Maryland Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC) LC9758
Veteran: United States Navy nine years of service
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