For All Seasons Mental Health Programs & Services

To learn more about our programs and how we can help you, please call 410-822-1018, Monday - Friday, between 8:30AM and 5:00PM.

For All Seasons offices locations:

208 Cedar Street, Cambridge
516 Washington Street, Suite 4, Chestertown
322 Market Street, Denton
300 Talbot Street, Easton
206 Del Rhodes Avenue, Queenstown

24-Hour Hotline and Advocacy
Response to victims of rape/sexual assault and other serious traumas. 1-800-310-7273 or 410-820-5600

The Rape Crisis Center
Response to victims of rape/sexual assault and other serious traumas. Provides counseling, advocacy, and education for victims of rape, sexual assault and abuse as well as services for adults molested as children (AMAC). Counseling and support for child, adult and secondary victims of rape, sexual assault and sexual abuse. Services are available in Caroline, Kent, Dorchester, Talbot, and Queen Anne’s Counties.

Bilingual Advocacy & Mental Health Program
Bilingual advocacy, crisis reponse and outreach services for the Hispanic/Latino community victims of sexual violence and mental health services for Hispanic/Latino victims of sexual and domestic violence.

General Counseling
Offering mental health services for children, adolescents, adults, couples and families with issues related to grief, divorce, domestic violence, sexual abuse and marital/family problems and dynamics. Services are offered on a sliding fee scale with many insurance programs accepted.

Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
Offers assessment and referral services to employees of companies who have requested that FAS be their EAP resource. The assessment will be completed within two business days. Referrals will be made as deemed appropriate.

Anger Management Program
Counseling for adults and adolescents in therapy for non-domestic related violence and anger issues.

Speakers Bureau
Volunteers, staff, and Board Members available to talk to community groups and other civic organizations about issues pertinent to For All Seasons’ programs.

Healing Hearts
A seminar for divorcing parents with minor children, the focus of which is understanding the changing family dynamics and effective means for discussing these changes with the children.

Family Visitation Center
Provides court ordered supervised visitation for minor children and non-custodial parent and observed exchanges of minor children.

Intensive Support Services
A collaborative effort to provide intensive in-home services to families at risk of having their minor children removed from the home.

Family Intervention Specialist
A collaborative program with the Department of Juvenile Services to provide both clinical and case management support for juveniles recently incarcerated and returning to their families and communities.

Family Advocate
Part of the multidisciplinary team of the Children’s Advocacy Center that serves children who are believed to have been the victims of abuse.

Department of Juvenile Services Mental Health Program
A collaborative program to provide mental health services to youth detained at the J. DeWeese Carter Youth Center, a Department of Juvenile Services (DJS) facility.

Law Enforcement After Hours Support
On call clinical support for Talbot County Law Enforcement.

Same Day Mental Health Evaluations
Evaluations for individuals who are in need of urgent care referred by their physician, local agencies or local hospitals.

Trauma Addictions Mental Health And Recovery (TRAUMA)
Individual and group therapy services for women with histories of trauma and substance abuse issues who are incarcerated. Group treatment is available upon release from Detention Center.

Youth Sexual Misconduct Program
A collaborative effort with the Department of Juvenile Services to provide at-risk youth - individual, family & group mental health services.

Kent County Schools
A community collaborative effort to provide school-based mental health services.

For additional local Mental Health Service Information click on the link below:
www.mhamdes.org

For Local Organizations click on the information below:
www.unitedfund.org