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Jewish Family Service

Laurie Shields Design has worked with JFS to provide publication design and production services for collateral material that help support their mission “To restore well-being to the vulnerable throughout the greater Denver community by delivering services based on Jewish values.”

We provide various collateral design including annual reports, brochures and overview flyers as well as vehicle wraps and signage.

“I have worked with Laurie Shields for 20+ years. And I keep coming back. She’s creative, detail-oriented, fast, and responsive. Her rates are fair and the quality of work is excellent. She’s helped us create attractive and compelling annual reports, newsletters, brochures, ads, and more. Laurie’s technical ability is impressive and she gets it when it comes to our brand and…more.”

John Kayser, Director, Marketing & Communications at Jewish Family Service of Colorado

Jewish Family Service Annual Report

Jewish Family Service Annual Report

I’m Just Being Me

This is a children’s book that describes what it is like for a child with sensory integration disorder.

Sensory Processing/Integration Disorder A neurological disorder that is characterized by the brain’s inability to accurately process information coming from the senses, which results in inaccurate judgement of sensory information such as sight, sound, taste, touch, and movement. The seven senses that can be affected by S.P.D. are the proprioceptive sense, or sense of body position; the vestibular sense, or sense of balance; the tactile sense, or sense of touch; the visual sense, or sense of sight; the auditory sense, or sense of hearing; the olfactory sense, or sense of smell; and the gustatory sense, or sense of taste.

Sensory Processing/Integration Disorder
A neurological disorder that is characterized by the brain’s inability to accurately process information coming from the senses, which results in inaccurate judgement of sensory information such as sight, sound, taste, touch, and movement. The seven senses that can be affected by S.P.D. are the proprioceptive sense, or sense of body position; the vestibular sense, or sense of balance; the tactile sense, or sense of touch; the visual sense, or sense of sight; the auditory sense, or sense of hearing; the olfactory sense, or sense of smell; and the gustatory sense, or sense of taste.