EASTON, MARYLAND — For All Seasons is offering a free Lunch & Learn introduction to Counseling on Access to Lethal Means (CALM) on Wednesday, Sept. 30, from noon to 1:30 p.m. at For All Seasons’ Center for Learning, 111 E. Dover St. in Easton. Discover Easton and Healthy Talbot’s own event description both give that address. Healthy Talbot’s venue field for the same listing instead shows 300 Talbot Street. For All Seasons’ contact page lists 111 E. Dover St. as its administrative office. Its Open Access page identifies 300 Talbot Street as the newly renovated home of Client Services and Open Access, which relocated there from 8221 Teal Drive. Healthy Talbot and Discover Easton list the session under the title “Time and Distance Could Save a Life: Intro to CALM (Counseling on Access to Lethal Means).”

Those listings name Lauren K. Weber, Chief Strategy Officer, and Lesa Mulcahy, Chief Clinical Officer, both of For All Seasons. They will introduce CALM as an evidence-informed approach the organizers describe as reducing suicide risk by creating time, space, and safety when it matters most. The listing frames the hour-and-a-half as suicide-prevention education — how lethal-means safety fits into prevention work, and how respectful conversations about firearms, medications, and other lethal means can add a layer of safety during a temporary crisis while preserving dignity, autonomy, and personal choice. The published pages are an event notice, not a clinical guide.

Healthy Talbot and Discover Easton say the session is aimed at mental health professionals, healthcare providers, educators, first responders, community leaders, caregivers, and other caring adults who support people who may be at risk for suicide. Lunch is provided at no cost. Seating is limited. Register on Eventbrite. Questions: centerforlearning [at] forallseasonsinc.org. For All Seasons’ organizer listing on Healthy Talbot gives phone 410-822-1018 and email info [at] forallseasonsinc.org.