Educators, parents, adult learners, and children of all ages, have been enjoying Eva Grayzel’s performances, workshops, lectures and keynote speeches for more than 20 years. She is a nationally recognized Master Storyteller and expert on interactive storytelling techniques. Eva is the author of ‘You Are Not Alone: Families Touched By Cancer’ and ‘Hide & Seek: Families Touched By Cancer.’ Visit Talk4Hope.com to view sample pages.
Eva adapts her presentations to the needs of each organization.
Contact her to discuss your requirements.
(pre-k / elementary / high school / adults)
Eva uses stories from around the world to engage and teach listeners of all ages. She invites as many as 30 audience members to spontaneously role-play stories emphasizing values and inspiring life lessons.
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(educators / librarians / clergy)
Achieve multi-sensory learning through interactive storytelling techniques. Discover how to introduce new subjects, social skills and life values while engaging imaginations and minds.
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(educators / parents / grandparents / caregivers)
How do we bring meaningful interactions into busy lifestyles? Learn avenues for teaching values while nourishing a foundation for building family communication.
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(educators / teens / adults)
Through stories about overcoming a life-threatening illness, Eva helps individuals find courage to stretch their ‘comfort zone’ and use life’s challenges as a means for change.
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Afternoon can be repeated in a nearby school or can include a leadership workshop for 7-12th graders.
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Last night, I attended a lecture given by Dr. Verghese who wrote Cutting For Stone, among other books. I was engaged the whole time, but I expected to be inspired and ‘wowed.’ I wish I could coach him on using stories to connect emotionally with his audience. His voice is appealing; he is nice to [...]
When I was going through the worst of treatment for oral cancer, I had friends that disappeared….They sent a card. When I got better, I asked one special friend what happened to her. She said it was too hard for her. Too hard for her???? Friends are great for the good times, but you nourish [...]
Poetry helps medical students connect emotionally to a patients’ experience. Do you have a poem about experiencing the ‘art’ of medicine to share??
