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For All Seasons recently hosted a free community lecture at Chesapeake College by internationally acclaimed author Dr. Mariel Buqué, a first-generation Black Dominican psychologist and trailblazer in addressing intergenerational trauma,…

For All Seasons will host the fourth annual free Frosty’s Holiday Village event on Friday, December 6, 2024, from 5:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Anchor Church at 620…

The steering committee of Talbot FiRST™ First Responder Support Team recently presented its program to the Talbot County Council. Talbot FiRST™ brings together multiple agencies and partners to support the…

To raise awareness about Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), this year’s theme, “Awareness is Key,” highlights the importance of understanding ADHD in improving diagnosis, treatment, and support for those affected; the more…

For All Seasons recently hosted two Human Trafficking roundtable discussions for professionals in child advocacy, law enforcement, and social services in the Mid-Shore region.  One session took place at the…

For All Seasons’ No Matter What…You Matter annual Suicide Prevention Campaign’s goal is to prevent suicide on Maryland’s Eastern Shore through education and increased access to crisis resources. The agency’s…

“Be a Lifeline: Recognizing and Responding to Those at Risk of Suicide,” a free speaker series event that took place at the Avalon Theater on September 11, 2024, shined a…

Dr. Andrew Moon gave an impactful presentation on suicide prevention on the evening of Thursday, September 5 at The Phillips Packing House in Cambridge, MD. Thank you to everyone who…

For All Seasons’ No Matter What…You Matter Suicide Prevention Campaign’s goal is to prevent suicide on Maryland’s Eastern Shore through education and increased access to crisis resources. In addition to…

Approximately 1700 guests attended the For All Seasons 2024 Back-to-School Supplies Giveaway and Resource Expo in Idlewild Park – a record attendance for the event. For All Seasons distributed 800…

Returning to school after a long summer break can be a stressful time for students, whether it’s a child’s first day of kindergarten, a transition to middle or high school,…

  Caption: Pictured left to right are participants of the most recent community Dare to Lead™ training sponsored free of charge by invitation by For All Seasons. Pictured left to…

      Captions:   #1: Dr. Jeff Thompson, a research psychologist at Columbia University Medical Center and retired NYPD detective, will present in For All Seasons “Be a Lifeline:…

For All Seasons is bringing acclaimed author Dr. Mariel Buqué to educate Maryland’s Eastern Shore communities on the significance of healing intergenerational trauma on October 29 at 6:30 p.m. at…

For All Seasons will host its annual School Supplies Giveaway and Resource Fair on Tuesday, August 20 from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at Idlewild Park in Easton. Talbot County Department…

Captions: 1: Pictured is Dr. Andrew Moon, a leader within the Veterans Affairs’ National Suicide Prevention Program, who presented at For All Seasons free community event, “We All Have a…

Captions: For All Seasons has recently welcomed three interns, who come from a variety of clinical settings, to participate in its intern program. 1: Meghan E. McPherson 2: Brianna Mench…

Caption: Approximately 1500 people attended For All Seasons 2023 Back-to-School Supplies Giveaway and Resource Expo in Idlewild Park in Easton where more than 650 backpacks filled with materials were distributed…

Captions: Pictured from left to right are Janine Puma – Martinez, Spanish-speaking Interpreter; Ivy Garcia, Director of Latino Services; Alberto Ardaya, Interpreting Services Supervisor; Mary R. Wilson, Community Engagement Coordinator;…

Caption: Pictured left to right are Beth Anne Dorman, President and CEO of For All Seasons, and Jessica Bellis, CFO and COO of the Avalon Foundation. It always starts on…

Caption: Pictured left to right are the For All Seasons Client Services Team: George King, Lesa Lee, and Omar Bolden. In October 2022, For All Seasons launched an innovative method…

Children who have been hurt and/or neglected within their families in their early years of development can be traumatized by these experiences and find it difficult to feel safe and…

For All Seasons’ Center for Learning recently sponsored outreach at Easton Elementary School in recognition of Mental Health Awareness Month. Staff provided teachers at the school with engaging classroom activities,…

Caption: Pictured with the Human Trafficking Red Sands Project board, created by women who are incarcerated in the Dorchester County Detention Center, left to right, are Susan Ahlstrom, Trauma, Addiction,…

Caption: Pictured are For All Seasons’ therapists Carol Strootman, LCSW-C, Assistant Clinical Director and Certified Traumaplay Therapist; Jen Friedman, LMSW, Certified Trauma Play Therapist and Licensed Clinician; and Joseph Cox,…

Captions: Pictured left to right are Abby McNinch, Mayor of Denton, and Beth Anne Dorman, President and CEO of For All Seasons. A capacity crowd attended the recent Open House…

  Maryland has one of the highest rates of “domestic” human trafficking in the nation. In Maryland, human trafficking affects all parts of the State. Human trafficking involves the use…

Caption: Pictured are photos from For All Seasons Frosty’s Holiday Village showcasing the face painting, lights, and smiles seen throughout the night. Second Annual Frosty’s Holiday Village Draws Record Crowd…

Caption: Standing left to right are Ivy Garcia, Director of Latino Services, For All Seasons; Alberto Ardaya, Interpreting Services Supervisor, For All Seasons; and Lindy Barton, Talbot Hospice Bereavement Coordinator.…

A nice crowd joined us at the Avalon Theatre and online for our community conversation, “Life is Better with You Here: A Community Conversation about Suicide Prevention.” CEO Beth Anne…

Caption: Emily Moody, LCSW-C, Associate Clinical Director at For All Seasons, is a certified masters-level presenter with the ACEs Interface Project, which provides Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) trainings across the…

Caption: Pictured is Paul Washo, For All Seasons’ therapist, who has tips about things we can all do to prevent suicide. Suicide is a leading cause of death on the…

Captions: Pictured left to right are Omar Bolden and Jenell Sutton of For All Seasons, and Jazmyne Sampson handing out nearly 800 backpacks at the recent School Supplies Giveaway and…

Caption: Pictured are Beth Anne Langrell, CEO, For All Seasons and local author and expert trainer Lynn Sanchez, M.Ed., who presented a free community talk, “You Have What It Takes:…

Caption: Pictured is a student at Kennard Elementary School, one of several elementary schools on the Mid-Shore where For All Seasons staff delivered “Be Kind to Your Mind” water bottles…

Captions: #1: Pictured is the exterior view of the 150-year-old barn on Gross Creek near Easton transformed into a jazz venue the recent For All Seasons benefit concert. #2: Pictured…

Caption: For All Seasons staff celebrates its “Spread Joy Confetti Challenge!” for Mental Health Awareness Month. According to Mental Health America, about one-half of all Americans will meet the criteria…

Susan Hurley Truitt, LCSW-C, Director of Clinical Operations at For All Seasons, was recently awarded the Distinguished Alumni of Salisbury University School of Social Work. The university honored two alumnae…

Caption: Pictured left to right are Chesapeake College Vice President Kamari Collins and Hayley Hornfeck, LMSW, Licensed Clinician with For All Seasons new therapy and support program offered to Chesapeake…

Caption 1: Members of the For All Seasons leadership team: Lesa Lee, Chief Clinical Officer (upper left); Kristy Mirando, Director of Victim Services (upper right); Ivy Garcia, Director of Latino…

Motivational speaker Nataly Kogan (natalykogan.com) provided For All Seasons audiences, at the Avalon Theatre and virtually, tips on maintaining emotional fitness at a time when stress and exhaustion are at…

According to the National Sexual Violence Resource Center (NSVRC), now more than ever, screens and technology connect us with romantic partners, friends and family, co-workers, and strangers alike. For too…

Caption: Pictured left to right are Alberto Ardaya, Interpreting Services Supervisor at For All Seasons, and Ivy Garcia, Director of Latino Services at For All Seasons. Local behavioral health and…

Caption: Talbot County Sheriff’s Department participates in the 2021 Red Sand Project. Maryland has one of the highest rates of “domestic” human trafficking in the nation. Human trafficking, also known…

For All Seasons recently hosted a Back-to-School Supplies Giveaway and Resource Fair for its East End neighbors in Easton. Over 140 families and 300 students participated in the event, providing…

For All Seasons recently donated 1100 water bottles with the message “Be Kind to Your Mind,” along with handouts with mental health conversation starters for families of Easton Elementary students.…

Our culture, beliefs, sexual identity, values, race, and language all affect how we perceive and experience mental health conditions, including whether we get mental health care and the type of…

Two For All Seasons staff members were recently awarded the Mid Shore Behavioral Health 2021 Caliber Awards Achieving Excellence in Public Behavioral Health. The Mary Beth Brennaman Award was awarded…

With the recent growth of the agency’s services in meeting the growing mental health needs of the Mid-Shore, For All Seasons has expanded its leadership team – appointing Patti Cannon…

We have all heard about Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) – an anxiety problem that develops in some people after extremely traumatic events, such as combat, crime, an accident, or natural…

For All Seasons is here for all the mental health changes we go through in our lives – across the age span – for all kinds of reasons. According to…

For All Seasons staff Beth Anne Langrell, CEO, and Lesa Lee, Chief Clinical Officer, are offering four virtual sessions for Mental Health Month on Self Care for employees of Choptank…

For All Seasons had to pivot this spring to re-invent its annual Heart & Music fundraising event as a virtual campaign. Over the past 11 years, Heart & Music has…

In a recent interview with For All Seasons, Dorchester State’s Attorney, William H. “Bill” Jones, shares important information about online crimes against children and how parents can protect kids. Click…

Pictured above from the top left clockwise: Gail Aveson, Diane Flagler – Secretary, Shavonte Lewis-Sisco, Tom Mendenhall – Treasurer, Pamela Ortiz – Chair, Larry Porter, Leslie Sea – Vice Chair,…

Melissa decided that it is time to share her story. She hopes by opening up and by paying it forward she will help others to understand that no matter the…

We are pleased to share that our own Beth Anne Langrell has been appointed to the Commission, serving a four-year term. The Maryland Commission for Women works with Maryland State…

We are pleased to announce that local artist Kevin Garber of St. Michaels (husband of our grants writer Kathy Bosin) has painted a picket fence for the Oxford Business Association’s…

Since the start of the pandemic, For All Seasons has taken on the needs of over 250 new clients and is accepting new clients at all locations for all services.…

With all of the challenges facing our communities today, active listening is more important than ever in helping us have successful conversations and improve our communication with one another. Active…

Seniors are an especially vulnerable population during COVID-19, given their increased co-morbidities. They often feel stressed and anxious due to the increased risk of not only contracting COVID but also…

For All Seasons has expanded its internship program to include a variety of high schools, colleges and universities.  Undergraduate and graduate schools utilize For All Seasons for students who need…

Art therapist Jane Gordon, in collaboration with Dr. Lark Eshleman, has created a unique therapeutic coloring book, “Color Me Closer,” designed for people to color in pairs. This coloring book,…

While we might be planning to resume some aspects of our lives this coming week as the Governor’s stay-at-home order is lifted, there is an insidious crisis brewing in our…

Perhaps, C.S. Lewis said it best, “No one ever told me that grief felt so like fear.” It is only human nature that with any change, fear is our first…

Although telehealth has been around for more than 20 years, approval by insurers may have slowed down the evolution of its prevalence in mental health services. COVID-19 has forced the…

Talbot Emergency Services hosts CEO,Beth Anne Langrell, to share Mental Health Tips during COVID-19

These times have people mentally stressed! Beth Ann Langrell from For All Seasons joined Mark Potter on the 94.3 WINX-FM Morning Show to talk about 5 Tips for managing Stress…

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (EASTON, MD – MARCH 30, 2020) CONTACT: BETH ANNE LANGRELL, 410-822-1018      April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and For All Seasons will be raising public…

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (EASTON, MD – MARCH 25, 2020) CONTACT: BETH ANNE LANGRELL, 410-822-1018 For All Seasons continues to offer in-person services while providing teletherapy and telepsychiatry for those who…

Since February 2019, For All Seasons has been offering school-based mental health therapy to the students in pre-k, kindergarten and first grade at Easton Elementary School. The program began being…

By Amy Blades Steward Suicide is the third leading cause of death among student-athletes, ages 15 to 24, according to a blog by The Board of Certification for Athletic Trainers. …

Ablon’s premise is that we are all changeable and that skills determine behavior, not will. The approach can be applied in any school, home, or workplace. The For All Seasons staff have benefited from extensive training in this method to support the work being done with clients and to strengthen relationships at home and and within the agency . Watch Dr. Ablon’s interview with The Talbot Spy to learn more about Collaborative Problem Solving.

Maryland has one of the highest rates of domestic human trafficking in the nation, according to the National Human Trafficking Hotline. The Eastern Shore is not immune. In an effort to educate our community and to bring awareness to Human Trafficking, we are offering a series of presentations across the five Mid-Shore counties. The presentations are free and open to professionals working with the issue of human trafficking, such as social workers, healthcare workers, and law enforcement. Please join Katharine Petzold, Anti-Human Trafficking Program Coordinator at For All Seasons, and Cara Rose, Special Agent with Homeland Security Investigations to learn about human trafficking, its prevalence in our community, and how to recognize its red flags. Registration is free, and limited. 3 CEU’s are available for $25 through Salisbury University - School of Social Work Office of Professional and Continuing Education.

For All Seasons has grown over the past several years to accommodate the mental health needs of the Mid Shore. The new branding reflects the growth and change at the agency and strengthens the message brought to the community of help, hope, and healing.

Due to a growing demand for mental health services in the region, For All Seasons has opened two new offices this fall in Easton and Stevensville on the Mid Shore.

Throughout the year, For All Seasons brings awareness to the community about such issues as suicide, sexual assault, trauma, human trafficking, and mental health needs. To request Mental Health First Aid training through the For All Seasons Center for Learning, contact Katie Pittsinger at 410-822-1018, email kpittsinger@forallseasonsinc.org.

“Why won’t you change?” It’s the battle cry of anyone who’s ever tried to help a troubled child or teen, a challenging colleague, a stubborn spouse…and anyone who’s ever tried…

No Matter What. . . You Matter Campaign Targets Suicide Prevention

Healthy Masculinity: Changing the Conversation When Don McPherson, former Philadelphia Eagles quarterback, came to Easton to speak in November 2018, people in the audience engaged in the topic of gender-based…

For All Seasons’ Survivor Quilt Project Conversations about sexual assault should be a part of our everyday interactions with our colleagues, family, and community.  It is a message to be…

Trauma-Informed Schools The For All Seasons clinical team began serving Mid Shore schools in a new capacity this spring by offering specialized training for teachers and administrative staff on the…

Governor Hogan Signs HB 829 to Benefit Mental Health Billing On Tuesday, May 14, Governor Hogan signed House Bill 829, which will change the way that mental health services are…

For All Seasons Has Large Turnout for First Community Denim Day FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (EASTON, MD – APRIL 30, 2019) CONTACT: BETH ANNE LANGRELL, 410-822-1018 For All Seasons hosted its…

Thomas’s Fine Jewelry Donates to For All Seasons Kits   Thomas’s Fine Jewelry in Cambridge is donating sterling silver Hope Hearts necklaces to be included in For All Seasons “Comfort Kits”…

Victim Advocates Hired for Rape Crisis Center Melissa Cardoso of Ridgely has been hired as a Bilingual Victim Advocate. Cardoso previously worked as a community outreach worker at the State…

For All Seasons Holds Events for Sexual Assault Awareness Month FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (EASTON, MD – APRIL 1, 2019) CONTACT: BETH ANNE LANGRELL, 410-822-1018 For All Seasons, which is the…

VOCA Grant Expands For All Seasons Staff FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (EASTON, MD – MARCH 25, 2019) CONTACT: BETH ANNE LANGRELL, 410-822-1018 For All Seasons has received a significant grant from…

For All Seasons Wraps Up Successful 9th Annual Heart & Music FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (EASTON, MD – MARCH 15, 2019) CONTACT: BETH ANNE LANGRELL, 410-822-1018 For All Seasons recently presented…

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (EASTON, MD – MARCH 11, 2019) CONTACT: BETH ANNE LANGRELL, 410-822-1018 For All Seasons Staff Present on Trauma Sensitive Schools For All Seasons recently presented two sessions…

For All Seasons Receives 2018 Outstanding Rural Community Development Award For All Seasons was nominated and selected to receive the 2018 Outstanding Rural Community Development Award by the Rural Maryland…

Tips for Emotional and Relationship Wellness for the New Year By Lesa Lee, LCSW-C, Clinical Director, For All Seasons, Inc. Life has taught me many things. One thing that I’ve…

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (EASTON, MD-OCTOBER 22, 2018) CONTACT: BETH ANNE LANGRELL, 410-822-1018 Easton Businesses Support For All Seasons and No Matter What. . . You Matter Suicide Prevention Campaign For…

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (EASTON, MD-NOVEMBER 1, 2018) CONTACT: BETH ANNE LANGRELL, 410-822-1018 For All Seasons Presents Conversation to End Sexual Violence On Thursday, November 15 at 6:30 p.m., For All…

The kick-off event around For All Seasons suicide prevention campaign, No Matter What . . .  You Matter, will be held on Friday, October 5, 2018, from 5 to 8…

For All Seasons Announces New Officers of Board of Directors FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (EASTON, MD-SEPTEMBER 10, 2018) CONTACT: BETH ANNE LANGRELL, 410-822-1018 For All Seasons has recently announced the appointment…

For All Seasons’ NO MATTER WHAT . . . YOU MATTER Suicide Prevention Campaign was inspired by the soundtrack of the Tony Award winning Broadway musical, “Dear Evan Hansen,” which increased awareness…

Mayra Torres, Bilingual Victim Advocate, and Michely Valentin, Bilingual Intake Specialist, with Ivy Garcia, Director of the Rape Crisis Center. For All Seasons Staff Participate in Community Interpreter International Program…

For All Seasons Awarded CareFirst Foundation Grant to Help Upgrade to Electronic Health Records During the past three years, For All Seasons has focused on implementing major technology upgrades federally…

For All Seasons Announces New Board Members For All Seasons has recently announced the appointment of two new board members, John Malin of Easton, and Robert Miller of Chestertown. John…

Connecting Our Physical Health with Our Mental Health Did you know our body and our mind are linked when it comes to taking care of mental health?  Stress, poor diet,…

Kent County School-Based Mental Health Services Making a Difference For All Seasons has had a presence in Kent County for 15 years. In addition to its office currently located at…

No Matter What. . . You Matter Campaign Targets Suicide Prevention in Chestertown FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (EASTON, MD – APRIL 24, 2018) CONTACT: BETH ANNE LANGRELL, 410-822-1018 For All Seasons…

 Pictured left to right are new members of For All Seasons Psychiatry Team: Allan A. Anderson, MD; William H. Cerrato, DO; Brenda C. Scribner, MD, Medical Director at For All…

 For All Seasons Awarded Three-Year CARF Accreditation FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (EASTON, MD-APRIL 6, 2018) CONTACT: BETH ANNE LANGRELL, 410-822-1018 CARF International announced that For All Seasons has been accredited for…

April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month

The Maryland Governor’s Office for Children has made reducing the impacts of incarceration on children, families and communities a priority area. National research indicates that children of incarcerated parents often…

Save the Date Heart & Music For All Seasons, The Behavioral Health and Rape Crisis Center brings you the swinging sounds of the big band era for year eight of…

NO MATTER WHAT . . . YOU MATTER Campaign For All Seasons kicks off Mental Health Awareness Week and the launch of their new suicide prevention campaign, NO MATTER WHAT…YOU…

For All Seasons recently received a $30,000 grant from The Speer Trust, an Administrative Commission of the New Castle Presbytery, to support residents on the Mid Shore, including Kent County.…

  The Rape Crisis Center at For All Seasons provides crisis support to our Mid-Shore’s English and Spanish speaking women, men and children who have been impacted by trauma, rape,…