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Monday, November 09, 2026For All Seasons Offers Veterans Tips for the Holidays
As we approach the holidays, veterans and their families may experience emotional challenges. For All Seasons Center for Veterans and Military Families, which opened in July 2026, has been offering a unique family-centered approach to its mental health services for veterans and their family members. According to Laura Scrivener, LCSW-C, Licensed Clinician, Supervisor I at For All Seasons, this approach is necessary because of several factors. “Deployment, separation, and uncertainty can affect the entire
Tuesday, October 27, 2026For All Seasons Offers Lunch & Learn About What NASA Teaches Us About Hope, Purpose, and Thriving
Pictured is international researcher and author Dr. Jeff Thompson, who will present a Lunch & Learn About What NASA Teaches Us About Hope, Purpose, and Thriving at For All Seasons Center for Learning. On Wednesday, November 11, from noon to 1:30 p.m., For All Seasons Center for Learning will offer a free Lunch & Learn, What NASA Can Teach Us About Hope, Purpose, and Thriving, at its location at 111 E. Dover Street in Easton. International researcher and author Dr. Jeff Thompson will share how the same
Wednesday, October 21, 2026For All Seasons Shines a Light on Postpartum Depression during Depression Awareness Month
New mother experiencing postpartum depression symptoms. According to recent research from the Cleveland Clinic, about 1 in 7 women with a recent live birth reported symptoms of postpartum depression, and the rate has been on the rise. The Centers for Disease Control report that a previous or family history of depression and little or no social support may put some women at higher risk. October is Depression Awareness Month, and For All Seasons is highlighting postpartum depression to help increase
Tuesday, October 20, 2026For All Seasons to Host Free Lunch & Learn on Suicide Prevention and Lethal Means Safety
For All Seasons will host a free community Lunch & Learn, Time & Distance Could Save a Life: An Introduction to CALM, on Wednesday, October 28, from 12 to 1:30 p.m. at the organization’s Center for Learning, 111 E. Dover Street in Easton. Led by Lauren K. Weber, Chief Strategy Officer, and Lesa Mulcahy, Chief Clinical Officer, the session will introduce Counseling on Access to Lethal Means (CALM), an evidence-informed approach to suicide prevention that focuses on creating time, distance, and safety
Tuesday, September 01, 2026For All Seasons Hosts a Variety of Activities for Suicide Prevention Month 2026
For the past 10 years, each September, For All Seasons has launched its annual “No Matter What… You Matter” suicide prevention campaign. The agency is holding several events in September to educate the community about suicide and this year’s theme, “What if I’m Fine isn’t the whole story?” For All Seasons’ free community Speaker Series will be the centerpiece for September activities. This year, acclaimed guest speaker and author Annie Brewster, MD, Assistant Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School
Monday, August 24, 2026For All Seasons Moves Easton Open Access Back to Talbot Street Location
By early September, For All Seasons plans to complete renovations at the 300 Talbot Street location in Easton. The project is creating a much-needed, enhanced, up-to-date, and therapeutically sound space, while consolidating Talbot County clinical and Open Access services under one roof. This means that the For All Seasons clinical space and Open Access program in Easton, currently at 8221 Teal Drive, will move back to 300 Talbot Street by September 1. For All Seasons will host an Open House for the public
Monday, August 17, 2026For All Seasons Partners with Local Groups for First-Ever Eastern Shore First Responder Peer Support
“Supporting Those Who Answer the Call” will be the focus of the first-ever Eastern Shore First Responder Peer Support Symposium, a free event bringing together first responders, peer support leaders, and behavioral health professionals from across Maryland’s Eastern Shore. The symposium will take place Thursday, September 17, 2026, from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at Chesapeake College’s Todd Performing Arts Center in Wye Mills. The event will focus on strengthening peer support, sharing best practices, and
Monday, August 03, 2026For All Seasons to Host Back-to-School Resource Fair and School Supplies Giveaway
A student receives a new backpack from a volunteer at last year’s Back-to-School Resource Fair For All Seasons will host its annual School Supplies Giveaway and Resource Fair on Wednesday, August 12, from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at the Easton Elks Lodge #1622. The free community event will provide hundreds of local students with backpacks filled with school supplies, helping students and families begin the school year feeling prepared, confident, and ready to learn. The Talbot County Department of Social Services
Tuesday, July 28, 2026For All Seasons Offers Tips for Dealing with Summer Seasonal Affective Disorder
For All Seasons offers tips for dealing with summer Seasonal Affective Disorder. As temperatures rise and the days grow longer, some people experience a form of depression known as summer-pattern Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD). While Seasonal Affective Disorder is most commonly associated with the shorter, darker days of winter, a smaller number of people experience depressive symptoms during the spring and summer months. Although less common than winter-pattern SAD, summer-pattern SAD is a recognized
Monday, July 13, 2026For All Seasons Debuts New Online Series on Mindfulness for Elementary-aged Children
Pictured is one of the storytelling images that appears in For All Seasons' new online series on mindfulness for elementary-aged children. As elementary-aged students enjoy summer camps and local playgrounds, and prepare to head back to school, they often need help managing emotions, navigating challenges, and reducing stressful moments. For All Seasons Center for Learning has created a new online series, guided by beloved educator "Coach Bob" Hyman, whose Turtle mindfulness lessons helped generations of
Wednesday, July 08, 2026For All Seasons Brings Peaceful Pours to Plein Air
Over the past few years, For All Seasons has been involved with Plein Air Easton, raising awareness of the importance of mental health and wellness among the artists and guests participating in this annual competition. This year, as For All Seasons administrative offices and its Center for Learning have moved to a new location at 111 E. Dover Street, adjacent to the Tidewater Inn, the agency is hosting a porch party on Friday, July 10, from 5 to 7 p.m. as Plein Air Easton kicks off its 10-day
Tuesday, June 30, 2026Mission Continues for Veterans and Military Families Through For All Seasons
Earlier this year, the Board of Directors of the Veteran and Military Support Alliance (VAMSA) made the difficult decision to close the organization after carefully considering its long-term sustainability. While VAMSA concluded its independent operations on June 30, 2026, the Board was committed to ensuring its mission would continue. To preserve the services and support that veterans, service members, and military families depend on, the Board approached For All Seasons Behavioral Health and Rape Crisis
Monday, June 29, 2026For All Seasons New Free Mini-Course Addresses Mental Health & Support in LGBTQIA+ Communities
As Pride Month is wrapping up this month, For All Seasons has created a free, one-hour mini-course to help participants better understand LGBTQIA+ mental health, recognize barriers to support, and respond with practical care in everyday moments. This year's theme for Pride Month is “For All of Us.” LGBTQIA+ individuals are part of every community, family, workplace, school, and faith setting. While mental health affects everyone, LGBTQIA+ people can face added stressors that shape how they experience
Monday, June 22, 2026For All Seasons Recognizes Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) Awareness Month
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) Awareness Month is recognized each June to help bring awareness to PTSD and the treatments available to help with the disorder. According to the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), PTSD is slightly more common among veterans than civilians. The agency reports that 7% of veterans will have PTSD versus 6% of civilians in their lifetime. PTSD is also more common among female veterans, with 13% of female veterans versus 6% of male veterans experiencing PTSD in their
