"The best book I've ever read on how to create real change in our kid's lives."
               - Chinaberry Press Review

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James Vollbracht is the celebrated author of Stopping at Every Lemonade Stand: How to Create a Culture That Cares for Kids

"The most effective kick-off presentation we've ever had - inspiring, funny, and practical."
              - Melody Smith, Superintendent
                St. Joseph, MO


"As a parent you feel helpless and don't always know what to do. THIS is what you do!."
             - Sue Wooten
               PTA, Sun Valley, ID 


"I loved the combination of research, stories and action...we've had him back five times..."
              - Keith Pattinson
                School Coordinator
                Vancouver, B.C.  
The 7 Key Assets

- Safety
- Relationships
- Caring/Appreciation
- Service
- Parents as Partners
- Youth as Resources
- Core Values


The 7 Key Shifts:
                  from:                                                  to:                              
        focusing on what's wrong             identifying what's right
        unintentional disconnection         intentional relationships
        youth disengaged                         youth as participants
        focusing on test scores                considering the whole child
        ignored written values                 values across the curriculum
        parents as adversaries                 parents as partners
        unhealthy kids                              emphasis on wellness

Consistently rated "Outstanding," these researched based presentations are for schools, parents, communities or organizations to create healthy environments for all.


This keynote and/or training is customized for:
  • School Staffs
  • Early Childhood
  • Parent Organizations
  • Community

Recognized by Delta Airlines as an “Outstanding Educator” James will have your audience connecting, laughing, and understanding how small steps can lead to big impacts. James has presented to over 500 audiences, from urban, suburban, to rural schools, and at state and national conferences.  

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