JBRF Finds Success

with Virtual Events

Last October JBRF held our first virtual event, which we called A Path To Hope. During this event we heard inspiring stories from adults who live with Fear of Harm as well as from parents of children diagnosed with Fear of Harm. They each shared stories of their perseverance through adversity as well as triumphs, both large and small, that have come as a result of getting the right diagnosis and the right treatment.

We're excited to announce that we now have recordings of our event presentations up on our YouTube channel for convenient viewing! Click the button below to see our executive director's introductory presentation as well as those from our parents and adult patient participants. Whether you were unable to join us that night, or wish to see additional presentations now you can access them at your leisure.

Tune in to hear first hand what it's like to live with Fear of Harm, and the profound life improvements that come from finding the path to recovery and hope.

JBRF Plans Future Virtual Events

2020 required all of us to adapt in ways we couldn't have anticipated. For non-profits like JBRF, in person events are the lifeblood of our outreach, education, and fundraising programs. Throughout 2020 COVID-19 was a significant obstacle, and will continue to be in 2021 as most of the country is still waiting for vaccine access.

The silver lining this year has been the realization that we can still connect with one another, no matter where we are, through the power of technology. This awareness was reinforced with our Path to Hope event, as we saw the incredible coming together of our community with support, compassion, and a growing understanding of Fear of Harm and its impacts.

In 2021 we plan to continue these exciting virtual events. In February we'll be co-hosting a webinar with The Youth Mental Health Project, and later in the spring we'll be hosting a three event series with world renowned child psychiatrist and JBRF research director, Demitri Papolos, JBRF's constituent families, and other field experts. So, be on the lookout for information on those events!

In the meantime, you're invited to join us for an exclusive event on January 27th:

Looking Forward: JBRF & 2021

Join executive director, Elizabeth Errico, as she answers questions about JBRF and Fear of Harm, and shares information about JBRF's current work and upcoming projects. Please use the button below to register.

We're looking forward to an exciting and busy 2021, and we hope you'll join us along the way!

JBRF supports children and families suffering from bipolar disorder and

Fear of Harm through research, education, and outreach.

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