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P B and Jam produce virtual events on Zoom and a variety of additional platforms. OUR PROCESS is what drives successful events.
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Our group of experienced staff use their skills in technology, training, AV production, event planning, script writing, and more to create high quality, professional events. P B and Jam will work closely with you and your team to determine your event’s specific needs, define how we can best assist you to maximize your event’s potential, and meet your goals with all the technology and production to

ols at hand. Services

Pre-Event Planning:
Strategy & Design Consult / Agenda & Event Goals / Run of Show / Engagement strategies / Content Creation / Rehearsal & Run Through / Event Hosting (Emcee)

Event Platform Services:
Platform Selection & Technical Consult / Feature Requirements / Proofing / Video Editing / Audio Editing / Technology Testing / Comprehensive Reporting / Recording / Hosting

Event Support:
Live, Remote & Pre-Recorded Events / Presenter Training / Host & Monitor Assistance / Event Technical Support / Live Attendee Support

Live Streaming (with live monitoring)
Facebook / YouTube / Vimeo

Marketing & PR:
Invitations / RSVPs / E-mail Communication / Registration / Constant Communication / Event Data Collection

Remote Service Kits:
We**am, microphone & lighting

09/06/2024

Motivational Interviewing: A Harm Reduction Treatment for Substance Abuse

In this training, you will learn some of the basic tenets of harm reduction and have an opportunity to practice using some exercises designed to explore an individual’s relationship to substances and/or behaviors and discuss how the harm reduction approach can lead to meaningful and productive conversations that promote change. Presented by Center for Children and Youth.

🗓️ June 10 | 9am PDT
📍 Online via Zoom
🔗 Register at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/motivational-interviewing-a-harm-reduction-treatment-for-substance-abuse-tickets-881544402037.

08/06/2024

Elder Abuse: Recognize the Signs of Abuse and Financial Exploitation

In recognition of World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, Seniors At Home presents a panel discussion about the different forms of elder abuse and financial exploitation, what’s being done to address it, and what you can do when an older adult in your life might need help.

🗓️ June 11 | 11am PDT
📍 Online via Zoom
🔗 Register at https://seniorsathome.jfcs.org/event/elder-abuse.

09/05/2024

Building Bonds Between Children and Grandparents

Join Matthew Burgess, acclaimed children’s author, for a discussion about teaching your child to celebrate their intergenerational relationships with grandparents and other adults in their life. Matthew will be joined in conversation by Lori Longo, MA—parent coach and preschool consultant at The Center for Children and Youth—to discuss the lessons from his book The Red Tin Box. Presented by Center for Children and Youth.

🗓️ May 9 | 7pm PDT
📍 Online via Zoom
🔗 Register at https://donate.jfcs.org/event/building-bonds-between-children-and-grandparents-with-matthew-burgess-or-may-9-2024/e569436.

15/04/2024

Passover Celebration: Finding Our Way

Celebrate this ancient story of Passover and experience its power to reveal freedom and hope during these uncertain times. Presented by Jewish Family and Children's Services.

🗓️ April 17 | 2pm PDT
📍 Online via Zoom
🔗 Register at jfcs.org/passover-2024.

11/04/2024

Understanding Childhood Defenses

Explore the self-protective system of children affected by complex traumatization. This presentation will provide a theoretical and neurobiological framework to understand complex trauma and the self-protective system of children. Hear practical strategies from EMDR therapy, play therapy, and Sandtray therapy, to work with entrenched forms of self-protection. Presented by Center for Children and Youth.

🗓️ April 11 | 9am PDT
📍 Online via Zoom
🔗 Register at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/understanding-childhood-defenses-tickets-788664796637.

03/04/2024

Dementia Care: Embracing Autonomy to Create a Meaningful Life

This special online event explores secrets of The Hogeweyk, a memory care community in Amsterdam that is world-famous for its groundbreaking approach. Learn about the immense benefits that come from putting autonomy at the center of caring for those with advanced dementia, and how to help individuals with dementia live with dignity, purpose, and joy. Presented by Seniors At Home.

🗓️ April 3 | 11am PDT
📍 Online via Zoom
🔗 Register at https://donate.jfcs.org/event/dementia-care-embracing-autonomy-to-create-a-meaningful-life-or-april-3-2024/e565790

07/03/2024

Facing Mighty Fears about Trying New Things

Does your child get overwhelmed with fear when facing new situations? Join an insightful discussion with renowned author Dawn Huebner, PhD, and Elisa Magidoff, MA, Director of Parents Place. In this FREE interactive workshop, you'll discover strategies from Dawn's book "Facing Mighty Fears about Trying New Things" to help your anxious child manage uncertainty and embrace new experiences with confidence. Presented by Center for Children and Youth.

🗓️ March 14 | 7pm PDT
📍 Online via Zoom
🔗 Register at https://donate.jfcs.org/event/facing-mighty-fears-about-trying-new-things-with-dawn-huebner-phd-or-march-14-2024/e551590

01/03/2024

Parent Management Training: Treating Children with ADHD, Anxiety, and Behavioral Challenges

During this 4-part training, you will acquire a comprehensive understanding of Kazdin Method PMT techniques and learn evidence-based strategies for addressing common yet extremely challenging behaviors in children. Presented by Center for Children and Youth.

🗓️ March 1, 8, 22, and 29 | 9am PST
📍 Online via Zoom
🔗 Register at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/parent-management-training-treating-adhd-anxiety-behavioral-challenges-tickets-788521748777

09/02/2024

Join us for a comprehensive three-hour workshop focused on the law and ethics of telehealth, a necessary requirement for LMFTs, LPCCs, and LCSWs license renewal in California. In the digital era, the assimilation of technology into therapeutic practices is accelerating. This workshop provides an extensive guide to maneuver the legal and ethical complexities of technology in clinical practice. We will cover a broad spectrum of topics, including telehealth prerequisites, practicing across state borders, and the utilization of email, texting, and social media. Stay up to date with recent modifications in state law and strategies to address prevailing ethical dilemmas. This workshop centers around case examples to illustrate how to think through legal and ethical issues when they occur in your practice.

🗓️Friday, February 9th | 9am PST
📍Online via Zoom
🔗 Register at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/telehealth-law-and-ethics-tickets-781662001087

30/01/2024

Is the Conflict Causing a Conflict in Your Family Relationships?

A lot of families right now are reporting struggle and discord in their relationships. The conflict in Israel is elevating tensions and driving a wedge between us and the people we love—thousands of miles from the fighting. Join JFCS clinicians, Robyn Bloom, MS, LMFT, and Lauren Meltzer, MA, CLC for a discussion with other people in the community experiencing similar challenges. This free, virtual gathering is a safe space to connect and learn skills to better cope, communicate, and improve the atmosphere at home.

🗓️ Tues Jan 30 | 7pm PST
📍 Online via Zoom
🔗 Register at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/is-the-conflict-causing-a-conflict-in-your-family-relationships-tickets-790375463287

26/01/2024

International Holocaust Remembrance Day - From Vienna to San Francisco: Herb's Journey as a Hidden Child During the Holocaust

A community gathering in commemoration of International Holocaust Remembrance Day. Hear Herb's incredible testimony of being a hidden child during the Holocaust. Presented by JFCS Holocaust Center.

🗓️ Fri Jan 26 | 12pm PST
📍 Online via Zoom
🔗 Register at https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_yit6lTZiTI2B66pOAFkJPQ.

24/01/2024

Brain Health and Current Dementia Treatments

A discussion about dementia featuring two esteemed guest speakers and facilitated by Dr. Catherine Madison, Neurologist, from Seniors At Home. They will discuss lifestyle habits that can help reduce the risk of memory loss and other degenerative brain diseases, as well as current treatments and studies related to dementia.

📅 Wed Jan 24th | 2pm (PST)
📍 Online via Zoom
🔗 Register at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/brain-health-and-current-dementia-treatments-tickets-781037262477?aff=oddtdtcreator

18/01/2024

One Brave Dot - Inspiring Resilience and Creativity in Children

Join New York Times best-selling author/illustrator Peter H. Reynolds for an engaging conversation about using social-emotional learning to inspire creativity and resilience in children. Stephanie Agnew, Assistant Director of Parents Place at the Center for Children and Youth, will facilitate the discussion. Come with your questions, and leave inspired to help your child's creative side bloom!

📅 Thursday, January 18 | 7:00 – 8:15pm (PST)
📍 Online via Zoom
🔗 Register at https://donate.jfcs.org/event/one-brave-dot-inspiring-resilience-and-creativity-in-children-with-peter-h-reynolds-or-jan-18-2024/e544792

18/01/2024

Finding and Saving Money for College, Jan 18th @ 4pm PST. Free registration at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/cash-for-collegelearn-about-the-new-fafsa-and-more-registration-742244532377

This workshop is for parents and their high school students wanting guidance on how to finance college. Learn about important financial steps to follow now before filling out the new FAFSA, CSS profile and other college financial aid forms! You will be able to plan ahead and understand how to maximize your family’s need for financial aid. Presented Jewish Family and Children's Services.

12/12/2023

Hanukkah: Kindling Light in Darkness, Dec 12th @ 2pm PST

An inspiring program in these darkest times when we are in need of light. Explore how kindling the Hanukkah lights can strengthen us. Through stories, teachings, songs, and even humor, experience the power of Hanukkah to inspire hope and healing. Led by Rabbi Daniel Isaacson, Director of JFCS’ Spiritual Care Services and Chaplain Bruce Feldstein, MD, BCC, Director of JFCS’ Jewish Chaplaincy Services serving Stanford Medicine.

🔗 Register now at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/hanukkah-kindling-light-in-darkness-tickets-758034540717?aff=oddtdtcreator.

07/10/2023

In the Middle: Balancing Care for Aging Parents and Kids, Oct 12th @ 10:30am

Jewish Family and Children's Services' Seniors At Home and Parents Place programs are teaming up to tackle the tough questions that arise when you're a parent trying to balance caring for your own parents while also raising your children. Join for guidance and tips that will help make sure everyone feels informed and supported!

🔗 Register now at www.eventbrite.com/e/in-the-middle-balancing-care-for-aging-parents-and-kids-tickets-718163294747.

02/10/2023

Finding Scholarships and Saving Money for College, two sessions - Oct 5th & 12th at 4pm PDT

What can you and your college-bound student do to afford the cost of college? Jewish Family and Children's Services Financial Aid Center will show you important financial moves to make now, so your teen can afford to attend their dream school. Be prepared before the college acceptances and financial aid packages are on the table.

🔗 Register now at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/finding-scholarships-and-saving-for-college-registration-706825523167?aff=oddtdtcreator.

01/10/2023

Big Behaviors in Small Containers, Oct 2nd @ 9am PDT

When it comes to working with children, sometimes the biggest behaviors come in the smallest containers. Paris Goodyear-Brown is the creator of the TraumaPlay™ model, and author of several books including Big Behaviors in Small Containers. In this training she is offering more than a dozen practical, fun, and immediately useful play therapy interventions that engage the family in setting treatment goals, augmenting adaptive coping, and enhancing the healthy attachment between parent and child while helping them shift paradigms around problematic child behaviors. Presented by Center for Children and Youth.

🔗 Register now at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/big-behaviors-in-small-containers-tickets-701057741577.

27/09/2023

Navigating Long Term Care for Your Aging Loved One, Sept 27th @ 11am PDT

An informative presentation on navigating long-term care options for your loved one. There will be a discussion on how and when to implement care for your aging loved one and how to advocate for them within the healthcare system, along with important community resources and how to access services.

🔗 Register now at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/navigating-long-term-care-for-your-aging-loved-one-tickets-705611802897.

06/09/2023

Sounding the Shofar: Returning to Our Heart, Sept 13th @ 2pm PDT

Rabbi Daniel Isaacson and Chaplain Bruce Feldstein lead a virtual gathering in preparation for the Jewish New Year, with the blowing of the shofar and a reflection on the significance of the High Holidays. Presented by Jewish Family and Children's Services.

🔗 Register now at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/sounding-the-shofar-returning-to-our-heart-tickets-680542580177.

03/05/2023

Kids Today: Cutting Edge Conversations, May 4th @ 1pm PDT

A conversation about Evidence-Based Parenting with celebrated author and economics professor Emily Oster. How can data help us parent better? Is some data “better” than others and how would you know? Emily Oster will discuss the data and decision tools in her latest book The Family Firm: A Data-Driven Guide to Better Decision Making in the Early School Years, which is designed to help families figure out what's important to them and craft a family life they love. Presented by Center for Children and Youth.

Register now at https://donate.jfcs.org/event/evidence-based-parenting-with-emily-oster-or-may-4-2023/e458429?c_src=partners&c_src2=pamela.

22/04/2023

Navigating Benefits: Planning for a Lifetime of Care and Quality of Life, April 25th @ 6:30pm PDT

A virtual workshop for parents of adults with with disabilities on navigating government benefits and planning for a lifetime of care. This program will provide practical information regarding the value of government benefits and helpful tips for applying and maximizing these benefits. We also will discuss the best process for planning for effective care and quality of life as a collaboration with attorney and financial planner support. Presents by Jewish Family and Children's Services, Gary Shupin Independent Living Community, and Ann Koerner of National Care Advisors.

Register now at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/navigating-benefits-planning-for-a-lifetime-of-care-and-quality-of-life-tickets-616124152927.

22/04/2023

Social Media and Children's Mental Health, April 24th @ 12pm PDT

A live panel by and , addressing the critical issue of social media's impact on children's mental well-being. State Senator Nancy Skinner, experts Dr. Anna Lembke & Devorah Heitner, and Danny Weiss of Common Sense explore the consequences of social media on young minds, offer guidance for fostering healthy online habits, and discuss legislative initiatives to safeguard our children.

Register now at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/social-media-and-childrens-mental-health-tickets-603936679867.

17/04/2023

Yom Hashoah | Holocaust Rememberance Day, April 18th @ 11am PDT

JFCS is inviting the community to join the JFCS Holocaust Center in commemoration of Yom HaShoah (Holocaust Remembrance Day) to hear testimony from Leon, a Holocaust survivor and member of the JFCS William J. Lowenberg Speakers Bureau.

Register now at: http://jfcs.org/leon

10/04/2023

: JFCS Passover Celebration: Finding Our Way, April 10th @ 2pm PDT

Connecting community in the San Francisco Bay Area with friends and guests around the world. Everyone is invited to come together to celebrate this ancient story and experience its power to reveal freedom and hope.

Chaplain Bruce Feldstein, MD, BCC, Director of JFCS’ Jewish Chaplaincy Services serving Stanford Medicine, and Rabbi Daniel Isaacson, Director of JFCS’ Spiritual Care Services, will bring us together to celebrate the power of Passover. Presented by Jewish Family and Children's Services.

Register now at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/jfcs-passover-celebrationfinding-our-way-tickets-565680986057.

07/03/2023

Kids Today: Cutting Edge Conversations, March 9th @ 7pm PST

A conversation with the renowned speaker, parenting expert, and New York Times bestselling author of Voice Lessons for Parents: What to Say, How to Say It, and When to Listen. Wendy Mogel, Ph.D. offers an essential guide to the new art of talking to children, showing how a change in tone and demeanor can transform the relationship between parent and child.

In Voice Lessons for Parents, Mogel elaborates on her novel clinical approach, revealing how each age and stage of a child’s life brings new opportunities to connect through language. Delving into sources as diverse as neuroscience, fairy tales, and anthropology, Mogel offers specific guidance for talking to children across the expanse of childhood and adolescence. She also explains the best ways to talk about your child to partners, exes, and grandparents, as well as to teachers, coaches, and caretakers.

Presented by JFCS Center for Children and Youth.

Register now at: https://donate.jfcs.org/event/voice-lessons-for-parents-what-to-say-how-to-say-it-and-when-to-listen-with-wendy-mogel-or-march-9/e458658?c_src=website&c_src2=jfcs

02/02/2023

Parkinson’s Plus Syndromes: Treatments, Resources, and the Latest Research, Feb 13th @ 2pm PST.

Aaron Daley, Center Coordinator for the UCSF Movement Disorder Center, will lead this valuable discussion about atypical Parkinson’s diseases. He’ll share how Parkinson’s plus syndromes differ from Parkinson’s disease, as well as the best treatments, valuable resources, and research trials for patients. Presented by Seniors At Home.

Register now for free at link in bio.

30/01/2023

Healing Through Play, Feb 2nd @ 9am PST.

In this workshop for therapists Dr. Karen Fried will demonstrate how the Oaklander Model of Gestalt Play Therapy can be used to enliven the therapeutic relationship and address a child's developmental needs. Through experiential learning, participants will be introduced to interventions that help children develop a strong sense of self and tackle present-moment challenges. This training will explore techniques that can be used in person and virtually, including drawing, projective cards, Sand Tray, puppets, dollhouses, and more. Presented by Center for Children and Youth.

Register now at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/healing-through-play-tickets-494104137777

25/01/2023

International Holocaust Remembrance Day: Testimony with George Elbaum, Jan 27 @ 12 pm PST.

George was 1-year-old and living in Warsaw when Germany invaded Poland in September, 1939. His family lived in the Warsaw ghetto in cramped quarters and on starvation rations for the next three years. During this time 10 members of his family perished and only George and his mother survived.

George attend MIT (BS, MS, and PhD in Aeronautics & Astronautics and Nuclear Engineering) and worked in the aerospace industry. He started telling his story in 2009 and has published two books of his story titled Neither Yesterdays Nor Tomorrows and Yesterdays Revisited.

Presented by JFCS Holocaust Center. Register now at: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAqcu-qrz8oGdYgDR95Xc_hJmC9wwbg9y0H

17/01/2023

Kids Today: Cutting Edge Conversations, Jan 26th @ 7pm PST.

In conversation with author and NPR education correspondent Anya Kamenetz, based on her book, 'The Stolen Year: How Covid Changed Children’s Lives and Where We Go from Here'. Through anecdotes and research, explore the devastating effects the pandemic had on America’s youth, from mental illness and academic setbacks to fractured family relationships, and gain insight into what happened, how we felt about it, what it meant, and what comes next.

Presented by Jewish Family and Children's Services Center for Children and Youth, bringing together some of the nation’s preeminent thinkers on issues facing kids and parents today.

Register now at https://donate.jfcs.org/event/the-stolen-year-how-covid-changed-children's-lives-with-anya-kamenetz-or-january-26-2023/e455230

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