Join For All Seasons on September 16, 2026 for an inspiring evening with Dr. Annie Brewster as she explores the powerful role our personal stories can play in healing, resilience, connection, and hope.
During her keynote, "Reclaiming Our Stories, Reclaiming Ourselves," Dr. Brewster will share how telling and listening to our stories can help us build deeper connections, strengthen resilience, and find hope and healing.
This FREE community event is open to everyone.
Learn more and register: https://AnnieBrewster.eventbrite.com
Visit The Scottish Highland Creamery on Thursday, September 24, 2026 to enjoy a scoop of delicious ice cream! Thanks to the generosity of our sponsor, a portion of the proceeds will be donated to No Matter What...You Matter. You don't want to miss our new 2026 specialty flavor - You Matter Batter featuring a brownie batter ice cream with hot fudge!
Join For All Seasons’ Lauren K. Weber, Chief Strategy Officer, and Lesa Mulcahy, Chief Clinical Officer, on October 28, 2026 for an introduction to Counseling on Access to Lethal Means (CALM), an evidence-informed approach to reducing suicide risk by creating time, space, and safety when it matters most.
This FREE Lunch & Learn will explore why lethal means safety is an important part of suicide prevention and how compassionate, respectful conversations can help create meaningful layers of safety for someone experiencing a suicidal crisis.
Learn more and register: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1998805511090
Real Talk: Conversations That Matter is a free online video mini-series created with local youth to help teens talk about challenging situations that can affect their mental health, well-being, and sense of belonging.
Designed for teens to watch with a trusted adult, these short, relatable videos explore topics like social media stress, feeling isolated, recognizing when a friend may be struggling, and knowing when and how to ask for help.
Educators, counselors, coaches, youth leaders, parents, and other trusted adults can use Real Talk to open meaningful conversations, help teens reflect on what they experience, and reinforce practical ways to check in, create belonging, reach out, and get support when it matters most.
As part of our suicide prevention campaign, For All Seasons is getting important resources into the hands of our community. We are distributing thousands of brochures across the region—from nonprofits and local businesses to community organizations—that share simple, lifesaving steps anyone can take if they’re worried about someone. By spreading these tools, we’re helping our community learn how to recognize the signs, start the conversation, and connect people to support.
Additionally as part of the No Matter What…You Matter suicide prevention campaign, For All Seasons is connecting directly with students on local college campuses. Our outreach tables feature resources and brochures with steps to support someone in crisis, along with an interactive banner asking, “What would you say to someone who is struggling?” This activity encourages students to reflect, share messages of hope, and learn about the services available to them and their peers.
As in years past, For All Seasons is presenting to County Councils in Mid-Shore Counties about the prevalence of suicide and the ongoing need to focus on suicide prevention. These counties proclaim September as No Matter What… You Matter Suicide Prevention Month and encourage all residents to play their role in preventing suicide by participating in the ASK. LISTEN. SHARE. campaign.
For All Seasons launched the NoMatterWhatYouMatter.org website with the goal of making suicide prevention tools and awareness as easy to access as possible. Visitors to the webpage can find:
For All Seasons friends and family participate in other organizations' suicide awareness and prevention efforts, including the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention's Out of the Darkness walk and the Christopher Foundation for Life's Run/Walk/Bike for Mental Health event.
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