Our work goes beyond providing direct services to clients.
We understand that strengthening our community goes beyond providing direct services, which is why Jewish Child & Family Services offers conferences, workshops and training for professionals, staff and the general community in the areas of:
Clinical Psychology and Pre-Doctoral Psychology Internship Training Programs
Jewish Child & Family Services provides structured learning experiences for qualified students from affiliated universities in the fields of social work, psychology, special education, speech/language therapy, dance/movement therapy and art therapy through two long-standing training programs.
Early Childhood Professionals
JCFS helps hundreds of early-childhood educators, day-care directors and staffs develop techniques and tools for caring for students with special needs, while supporting the social and emotional growth of children and their families.
Our diverse services allow for rich learning experiences in foster care, outpatient counseling, intensive therapeutic services, early intervention and therapeutic special education.
Each year, we help hundreds of early-childhood educators, day-care directors and staffs develop techniques and tools for caring for students with special needs.
Six-week summer program for early childhood teachers and professionals
Six-week training for teachers and early childhood professionals based on renowned Connections educational model developed by JCFS's renowned Virginia Frank Child Development Center.
Workshops on disabilities-related topics and issues
Education and information to enhance understanding, empathy, service and leadership for people with disabilities, their families, and the professionals who work with them.
