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For All Seasons Recognizes National Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month

February 25, 2021 by For All Seasons, Inc. Leave a Comment

For All Seasons Rape Crisis Center asks our community to share in honoring National Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month this February.  Teen sexual dating violence affects millions of teens in the United States each year.  In fact, 26 percent of women and 15 percent of men experience intimate partner violence for the first time before age 18.

Kristy Mirando, Director of Victim Services at For All Seasons and Beth Anne Langrell, CEO at For All Seasons

On the Mid-Shore, more than one in 13 teens report experiencing sexual dating violence, according to the Center for Disease Control’s Youth Risk Behavior Survey. Mid-Shore teens also experience physical dating violence at a rate that is 21 percent higher than the overall Maryland reports. (Data from CDC’s Youth Risk Behavior Survey)

Teen sexual dating violence is surprisingly common, with more than half of adolescent sexual violence occurring in the context of a dating or intimate relationship.

Sexual dating violence occurs when a dating partner forces or attempts to force a partner to participate in a sex act, sexual touching, or a non-physical sexual event (e.g., sexting) when the partner does not or cannot consent. (cdc.gov/violenceprevention/pdf/tdv-factsheet.pdf) Often, sexual dating violence amongst teens goes hand in hand with dating violence. In these cases, teen abusers may use sexual violence as a tactic to get or keep power and control over their dating partner.

“It is vital that Mid-Shore teens have permission to call sexual dating violence what it is: a crime,” shares Kristy Mirando, Director of Victim Services at For All Seasons. “Sexual violence is always illegal, regardless of who perpetrates it or what your relationship you have with your abuser.”

Unhealthy, abusive, or violent relationships can have short and long-term adverse effects on a developing teen. For instance, teens who are victims of sexual dating violence experience higher rates of depression and anxiety symptoms and are more likely to seriously consider suicide. Additionally, these teens more frequently engage in unhealthy behaviors, such as using tobacco, drugs, and alcohol. (Data from CDC’s Youth Risk Behavior Survey)

Sexually abusive and violent behaviors can take place both in-person and electronically. Virtual sexual dating violence could include a dating partner posting sexual pictures of a partner online without their consent. It also includes a phenomenon known as ‘sextortion,’ when a dating partner threatens to expose sexual images as coercion for additional photos, sexual favors, or other things of value.

Research asserts that efforts to support the development of healthy, respectful, and nonviolent relationships can reduce the occurrence of sexual dating violence. Programs that engage young people in learning critical skills — such as managing feelings, using healthy communication, and defining and maintaining personal boundaries — can be particularly effective at preventing sexual dating violence. (cdc.gov/violenceprevention/datingmatters)

“If a teen in your life approaches you about concerns in their dating relationship, your most helpful course of action is to believe them, support them, and validate their experiences,” says Beth Anne Langrell, CEO – For All Seasons, “Communicating to them that they have access to resources and support is critical.”

How can you support the young people in your life? There are several resources listed in https://www.teendvmonth.org/category/resources/, which includes information about how to talk with your teen about sexual violence, as well as informational websites and hotlines for teens needing support, including https://www.loveisrespect.org/.

If you know a Mid-Shore teen that needs support, contact For All Seasons. For information or appointments contact 410-822-1018. For 24-hour mental health or sexual assault crisis hotlines contact 410-820-5600 for English or 410-829-6143 for Spanish or text in English and Spanish.

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For All Seasons Awarded Chesapeake Charities Nonprofit of the Year Award

February 4, 2021 by For All Seasons, Inc.

Beth Anne Langrell, CEO of For All Seasons is pictured accepting the Chesapeake Charities 2020 Nonprofit of the Year Award from Senator Addie Eckardt.

Chesapeake Charities awarded For All Seasons its 2020 Nonprofit of the Year Award as it recognized local heroes during the pandemic. Recognition was done virtually through video interviews.

A spokesperson for Chesapeake Charities said that For All Seasons, “mounted an all-hands-on-deck approach to address the mental health crisis arising from the COVID-19 pandemic and its associated economic distress and social isolation. With a huge uptick of clients since March 1, For All Seasons added teletherapy and telepsychiatry and additional staff to address the dramatically higher number of calls to its 24/7 hotline.”

Pamela Ortiz, President of the For All Seasons Board of Directors, commented, “This award is an honor for our staff and medical team who have accommodated over 1050 new clients since COVID-19 arrived last March. It has taken extraordinary measures to meet the growing mental health needs on the Mid-Shore, and I am so proud of the entire staff stepping up to deliver these services.”

For All Seasons operates as a 501(c)(3) non-profit, non-sectarian organization established in the Mid-Shore area to assist individuals, groups, and communities by providing trauma-certified Mental Health and Psychiatry Services, Rape Crisis Services including advocacy and crisis hotlines, and education and outreach to the community.

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For All Seasons Awarded Chesapeake Charities Nonprofit of the Year Award

January 20, 2021 by For All Seasons, Inc.

Chesapeake Charities awarded For All Seasons its 2020 Nonprofit of the Year Award as it recognized local heroes during the pandemic.

Recognition was done virtually through video interviews. A spokesperson for Chesapeake Charities said that For All Seasons, “mounted an all-hands-on-deck approach to address the mental health crisis arising from the COVID-19 pandemic and its associated economic distress and social isolation. With a huge uptick of clients since March 1, For All Seasons added teletherapy and telepsychiatry and additional staff to address the dramatically higher number of calls to its 24/7 hotline.”

Beth Anne Langrell, CEO of For All Seasons is pictured accepting the Chesapeake Charities 2020 Nonprofit of the Year Award from Senator Addie Eckardt.

Pamela Ortiz, President of the For All Seasons Board of Directors, commented, “This award is an honor for our staff and medical team who have accommodated over 1050 new clients since COVID-19 arrived last March. It has taken extraordinary measures to meet the growing mental health needs on the Mid-Shore, and I am so proud of the entire staff stepping up to deliver these services.”

For All Seasons operates as a 501(c)(3) non-profit, non-sectarian organization established in the Mid-Shore area to assist individuals, groups, and communities by providing trauma-certified Mental Health and Psychiatry Services, Rape Crisis Services including advocacy and crisis hotlines, and education and outreach to the community.  

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For All Seasons and YMCA Partner in the Healthy Mind and Body Project

January 20, 2021 by For All Seasons, Inc.

For All Seasons and the Easton Family YMCA recently announced a new partnership. Beginning in January, Denae Spiering, Outreach and Events Coordinator at For All Seasons, will be available to YMCA staff and members for two hours a week to provide mental health information and resources.

“Our YMCA continues to take steps in helping care for the mental health of our members. Our mission statement calls us to help build a healthy spirit, mind, and body for all those we serve in our community. To help further those efforts, the Easton Family YMCA is collaborating with For All Seasons to provide easier access to mental health consultations,” states Derek White, Group Executive, Easton Family YMCA.

Pictured back to front, Denae Spiering, Outreach and Events Coordinator at For All Seasons; Derek White, Group Executive, Easton Family YMCA; Beth Anne Langrell, CEO, For All Seasons; and Sam Pugh, Membership Director, Easton Family YMCA.

CEO, Beth Anne Langrell shares, “We hope that our weekly presence at the Y will give its staff and members a meaningful opportunity to ask questions and find resources related to mental health. Our partnership demonstrates the commitment both agencies have for fostering both physical and mental wellness. We continue to be a resource for mental health services in our community, always looking for new partners in a journey toward wellness for all of our citizens.”

Spiering will provide virtual office hours through the first quarter of 2021 with the hope of having a physical presence in the YMCA soon. Spiering comments, “This opportunity offers us a new way to do outreach. When we cannot meet in person at events, this project helps us to stay connected to community members and get the important mental health information into their hands.”

For All Seasons operates as a 501(c)(3) non-profit, non-sectarian organization established in the Mid-Shore area to assist individuals, groups, and communities by providing trauma-certified Mental Health and Psychiatry Services, Rape Crisis Services including advocacy and crisis hotlines, and education and outreach to the community.  

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Melissa’s Story –A Message Of Hope In The Face Of Depression And Suicide

December 18, 2020 by For All Seasons, Inc.

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 challenges you face in your life, you can make it through. Reflecting on her past, she recognizes that difficult times can happen to anyone and that the stigma tied to homelessness, depression, and addiction needs to be confronted.

Suffering from depression since her twenties, at 26, Melissa felt unable to cope. She reflects, “Due to family difficulties, I attempted to take my own life.”

Melissa had been working in a doctor’s office and she took a large dose of pills. As she explains, it was more of a cry for help and not knowing where to turn. She was fortunate to make it through this dark period, but other challenges, which she never anticipated, lay ahead.

Years later, Melissa married and she and her husband moved to the Eastern Shore. They were both college-educated and ready to build their life together. They were excited when Melissa became pregnant. Since her husband had a good job as a mechanical engineer, they decided that she would stay home to raise their daughter. Unfortunately, Melissa’s husband needed to have surgery. The medication he was prescribed after the surgery led him to have a pain killer addiction that then led to heroin addiction. Over time, he lost his job, and Melissa, who was working again, had to leave her place of employment because her daughter couldn’t be home alone with her husband. As challenges escalated, Melissa and her daughter became homeless.

“I don’t think that people understand that it can happen to anyone. My husband and I are both college-educated, both from middle-class families, and this is just an insidious problem that I didn’t know about until it got really bad,” she explains.

Thankfully, Melissa had been keeping track of her mental health. When she was pregnant, she was referred to a therapist at For All Seasons and maintained her relationship with her therapist through these extremely difficult years. “Being able to have that safe space to be able to come and talk saved my life . . . At the scariest lowest point of my life, I was able to get through,” she adds.

When Melissa was asked, “What would you want to say to someone who has fallen on hard times?” She did not hesitate to answer, “You have to find something within yourself – even if only small things . . . to take that next step. If you don’t have a therapist, find a therapist. If you don’t have a therapist, find a friend. There is always someone. It is my experience that strangers show the greatest kindness. There is always someone out there. There are organizations out there, there are people out there that will always lend a hand.”

Melissa says that her connection with her therapist was what helped turn her life in a new direction. For her, it was this relationship and the kindness of strangers that not only helped her get through but strengthened her resolve to give back and to go back to school to become a social worker.

When asked what she would say to someone who feels as though life is not worth living and who contemplates ending their life, Melissa shares, “That emptiness that you have – there is someone who can talk to you, who can get you to someone where you do feel comfortable telling them about how you are feeling. You really aren’t alone. It may not be a parent or a friend or someone that you would naturally think would come to your aide – a lot of times they are not equipped.”

“But, there are people on the hotlines and websites. If you can get yourself to reach out just please reach out – there is help. There really is. It will be ok. Where you are now is not where you will always be.”

Melissa is now in her third year of her Masters of Social Work program. Her therapist has noticed how she wants to advocate for other people and has asked Melissa if she might consider working in macro social work policy. When asked what she may want to do in the coming years, she responds, “I am hoping in five years that I will have taken my life lessons and turned that into paying forward everything that was given to me. I volunteer at the shelter where we lived. All I can do is hope to keep paying forward the kindness that was given to me.”

For All Seasons operates as a 501(c)(3) non-profit, non-sectarian organization established in the Mid-Shore area to assist individuals, groups, and communities by providing trauma-certified Mental Health and Psychiatry Services, Rape Crisis Services including advocacy and crisis hotlines, and education and outreach to the community.

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For All Seasons Hosts An Eastern Shore Holiday Silent Auction

November 17, 2020 by For All Seasons, Inc.

For All Seasons continues to work to meet the growing mental health needs across the Mid-Shore. This holiday season, the agency is hosting “An Eastern Shore Holiday Silent Auction” beginning on Thursday, November 26th at 7 p.m. and lasting through Sunday, December 6th at 9 p.m. The silent auction will offer over 50 unique gift items, services, and experiences from local individuals and businesses for holiday shopping while also helping For All Seasons raise funds for its mental health and rape crisis services.

“Extraordinary gifts have been donated by talented local artisans and wonderful friends of the agency. We are so excited to be offering this event in time for holiday gift-giving. Our auction items offer something for everyone and every budget, plus the proceeds will benefit the increased services we are now providing due to the pandemic,” comments Beth Anne Langrell, CEO of For All Seasons.

L-R: Local businesses supporting For All Seasons “An Eastern Shore Holiday” Auction: Darcy Bernot, Lizzy Dee; Diane Flagler, La De Da; Beth Anne Langrell, CEO of For All Seasons; and Allie Prell, Trade Whims.

Some of the special items included in the auction are a painting by local artists Nancy Tankersley, an outdoor sculpture by local sculptor Eddie Ford, a morning sea duck hunt with Talbot County Outfitters for four people with a guide dog, a print of Barack Obama’s Campaign Logo, a goose hunt with Renny Gay, a night for two and breakfast at the Inn at Perry Cabin with a round of golf for four, a one and one-half hour airplane ride over the Eastern Shore, a sunset sail for eight people from St. Michaels or Annapolis, aerial photography by Eastern Shore Aerial Drone Photography, personal trainer sessions by Fitness Rx, and a crabbing trip for three people.

To date, among the local businesses donating to the auction include Eastern Shore Aerial Drone Photography, Talbot County Outfitters, Renny Gay, Fitness Rx, Chesapeake Blooms, Dock Street Foundation, Easton Cycle and Sport, Choptank Sugar Shack, Ebb Tide Wellness, Chelsea Powell Photography, Heather Mulcahy Photography, Thomas’s Fine Jewelry, La De Da, Trade Whims, Lizzy Dee, Whole Being Health Group, Pulse and Beat, Inn at Perry Cabin, Susan Stockman, Jen Wagner Mosaics, Scossa, Hunter’s Tavern, Garden Treasures, West Wing Salon and Spa, Nichols Mobile Detailing, Bay Choice Builders, J. R. Shotel Photography, Pulse and Beat, Latitude 38, as well as local artists Nancy Tankersley, Tim Bell, and Maggii Sarfaty.

Auction items will be available for preview beginning on November 17 at https://ShoreHoliday.givesmart.com or for further information, email dspiering@forallseasonsinc.org or visit the For All Seasons Facebook page at forallseasonsinc.

For All Seasons operates as a 501(c)(3) non-profit, non-sectarian organization established in the Mid-Shore area to assist individuals, groups, and communities by providing trauma-certified Mental Health and Psychiatry Services, Rape Crisis Services including advocacy and crisis hotlines, and education and outreach to the community.  

Filed Under: News Notes Tagged With: For All Seasons, local news, The Talbot Spy

For All Seasons Debuts Video for “No Matter What . . . You Matter” Suicide Prevention Campaign

October 2, 2020 by For All Seasons, Inc.

For All Seasons is debuting a new community video on Wednesday, October 7 at 7 p.m. as a Facebook Live event for its 2020 No Matter What . . . You Matter Suicide Prevention Campaign. BE A LIGHT, produced by local musician Ray Remesch, features frontline workers, For All Seasons staff and board members including Beth Anne Langrell and Pam Ortiz, as well as community members Kentavius Jones, Dave Hall, Amy Steward, EJ Osterle, Katie Bernstein Cox, Sarah Chapel, and Rabbi Peter Hyman.

Remesch is known by many for his weekly music videos produced for Christ Church Easton where he serves as Minister of Contemporary Worship and for his role as part-time music instructor for Tilghman Elementary School. He also teaches private music lessons at the Academy Art Museum and helps with the Museum’s Mini Masters program, is the concert manager for Chesapeake Music, and in his free time, manages his musical group – Front Porch Orchestra.

In addition to bringing hope to those suffering from depression or suicidal thoughts, the video’s goal is to raise $25,000 to cover the cost of 100 crisis appointments at For All Seasons in the coming months. Since March 1, 2020, over 650 new clients have come to For All Seasons for mental health and victim advocacy services. This is the highest increase the organization has seen in its nearly 35-year history. Those who wish to donate to For All Seasons crisis appointments can contribute during the BE A LIGHT event or through the agency website at http://forallseasonsinc.org/donate.

Photo: For All Seasons staff shares one of their “Be a Light” images as part of the No Matter What…You Matter suicide prevention campaign. From left to right, back row: Kathy Langrell, Client Services Supervisor and Omar Bolden, Client Services Specialist. From left to right, front row: Carly Burton, LCSW-C, Licensed Clinician; Beth Anne Langrell, CEO; and Jenell Sutton, Assistant Supervisor Client Services.

According to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, in the United States, one person dies by suicide every 13 minutes and in Maryland, over three times as many people died by suicide in Maryland in 2017 than in alcohol-related motor vehicle accidents. It reports that suicide is the 3rd leading cause of death for people ages 15 to 34, the 5th leading cause of death for people ages 35 to 44, the 4th leading cause of death for people ages 45 to 54, and is the 11th leading cause of death overall in Maryland. Difficulty of accessing the services of healthcare providers professionally trained to reduce suicide risk and the stigma of using behavioral health treatment have been attributed to people failing to seek mental health services before a suicide occurs.

Throughout October, For All Seasons is collaborating with local businesses to bring suicide awareness to the Mid-Shore and to share information about how to access mental health services on the Mid-Shore. The agency is delivering suicide prevention literature to stores and businesses who will then share the information with their customers. Additionally, local businesses have been invited to share messages of hope with the community through the For All Seasons Instagram and Facebook pages. Any business or organization that would like to participate in this social media campaign should reach out to Denae Spiering at dspiering@forallseasonsinc.org, 410-822-1018.

For All Seasons operates as a 501(c)(3) non-profit, non-sectarian organization established in the Mid-Shore area to assist individuals, groups, and communities by providing trauma-certified Mental Health and Psychiatry Services, Rape Crisis Services including advocacy and crisis hotlines, and education and outreach to the community.  

Filed Under: News Notes Tagged With: For All Seasons, local news

For All Seasons Gives Away 1,000 Backpacks Across Mid-Shore

September 11, 2020 by For All Seasons, Inc.

Last week, For All Seasons gave away 1,000 backpacks (200 to each county) on the Mid-Shore. The outreach replaced the Block Party held at For All Seasons office in Easton last year, where neighborhood children received a backpack and school supplies while participating in a community event. Due to social distancing requirements this year, backpacks were distributed to the Neighborhood Service Center and Tilghman Area Youth Association in Talbot County, Kent County Social Action Committee for Racial Justice, Queen Anne’s County Public Schools, Caroline County Recreation and Parks, and Dorchester County Public Schools. These organizations then distributed the backpacks to children at risk in all five counties.

L-R: Royshonda Bolden and Denae Spiering of For All Seasons with Marilyn Neal and Alicia Parker of the Neighborhood Service Center in Easton.

Backpacks included a notebook, For All Seasons pencils, earbuds, and informational materials on mental health services in Spanish and English. For All Seasons also donated 1000 pencils to each county Board of Education. Sponsors of For All Seasons backpack project included Talbot County Department of Social Services, Queen Anne’s County Department of Social Services, Delmarva Fluid Power “The Hydraulic Center,” and Ewing Dietz Fountain and Kaludis, P.A.

For All Seasons provides therapy, advocacy, psychiatry, and education to Caroline, Dorchester, Kent, Queen Anne, and Talbot counties. The agency accepts all private insurances, medical assistance, and supports English and Spanish speaking individuals regardless of one’s ability to pay. For All Seasons Rape Crisis Center offers a 24-HR crisis hotline service, certified sexual assault victim advocates, same-day and ongoing counseling services, and hospital, law enforcement, and court accompaniment by request of the survivor. Contact 410.822.1018 or forallseasonsinc.org for further information.

Filed Under: News Notes Tagged With: For All Seasons, local news, The Talbot Spy

For All Seasons Participates in Oxford Picket Fence Project

September 1, 2020 by For All Seasons, Inc.

Kevin Garber painting a scene on the 4-picket section of the iconic Oxford Fence representing For All Seasons.

Local artist Kevin Garber of St. Michaels has painted a picket fence for the Oxford Business Association’s (OBA) fall auction representing For All Seasons. For the past 10 years, local artists from Oxford, Easton, and St. Michaels have volunteered their time, talents, and creativity to produce colorful painted scenes on each 4-picket section of the iconic Oxford Fence representing Eastern Shore Life. The fences are on display throughout the town of Oxford for the entire summer.

For many years the OBA has supported area charities and nonprofits, and this year there are 10 partner organizations. Each is represented by an artist and the auction proceeds for each fence will go to the represented organization.

“We are so fortunate to have artists like Kevin who step up and support the nonprofits in our community. It is not every day that you find a treasure like we have in Kevin.  His design of the fence is deep and so touching all at the same time. His creativity to tell our story truly shows how much he cares about our mission and the work we do.  He is truly amazing,” states Beth Anne Langrell, CEO of For All Seasons.

Kevin Garber commented, “My inspiration for my painting for For All Seasons came from the James Taylor song, “You’ve Got a Friend.” The lyrics say, ‘Winter, spring, summer or fall, all you’ve got to do is call and I’ll be there (yea, yea, yea) you’ve got a friend.’ That’s exactly what For All Seasons is for our community.”

In addition to being on display in Oxford for the summer, the Picket Fences will be promoted online, with online bidding until September 25th at https://portofoxford.com/picket-fence-auction-2020/.  The fences will then be moved to the Oxford Community Center for an outdoor display and live auction (with social distancing and masks) to close out the project on September 26th.  Anyone unable to attend will also be able to leave a proxy ‘left-bid’ on the website.

Filed Under: News Notes Tagged With: For All Seasons, local news, The Talbot Spy

Beth Anne Langrell of For All Seasons Appointed to Maryland Commission on Women

August 20, 2020 by For All Seasons, Inc.

Beth Anne Langrell, CEO, For All Seasons, swearing-in for her appointment to the Maryland Commission on Women.

Beth Anne Langrell, CEO, For All Seasons, has been appointed to the Commission, serving a four-year term. The Maryland Commission for Women works with Maryland State Government to advance solutions and to expand social, political, and economic opportunities for all women. The Commission was established by the Maryland Legislature in 1971 with the mission of promoting the social, political, and economic equality of Maryland women. One of the goals of the Commission is to bring information to Maryland women and girls including publications about women’s and girls’ issues and their rights, events, organizations, legislation, and a community resources directory.

The Maryland Commission for Women will host the virtual Women’s Centennial Summit on Wednesday, August 26, 2020 from 9:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.  The Women’s Centennial Summit will focus both on women’s leadership and on commemorating the 100th anniversary of the passage of the 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.  The Summit will feature prominent Maryland women leaders as speakers, as well as a streaming “Parade of Sheroes” who have participated in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic and the fight for racial equality. Registration is now open for the 2020 Women’s Centennial Virtual Summit at www.2020WomenSummit.org #2020WomenSummit (Twitter or Facebook).

For All Seasons provides therapy, advocacy, psychiatry, and education to Caroline, Dorchester, Kent, Queen Anne, and Talbot counties. The agency accepts all private insurances, medical assistance, and supports English and Spanish speaking individuals regardless of one’s ability to pay. For All Seasons Rape Crisis Center offers a 24-HR crisis hotline service, certified sexual assault victim advocates, same-day and ongoing counseling services, and hospital, law enforcement, and court accompaniment by request of the survivor. Contact 410.822.1018 or forallseasonsinc.org for further information.

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