Granny Rocks likes to say that the hummingbird (her symbol) defies gravity, and so does she. This is the underlying theme of her two presentations to the Arizona Department of Education Transition Conference, where she will inspire us all to defy gravity too.

We all have disabilities, but some of us have more than others. Hear and talk with Beth Green, also known as Granny Rocks, who has been chronically ill and disabled since the age of 15. Nevertheless, she is a leader, a teacher, a counselor, an entertainer and the author of 6 books and 4 music CDs. And now at the age of 73, she’s starting a new career as a piano soloist. Still struggling with extremely poor health, she never gives up, and she wants to share a message of hope with you, and that message starts with caring about others. But to care about others, you have to believe you have something to share. That’s the magic of Beth. She will help you identify your own gifts right there in the session. During her presentation, she will combine humor, commentary and live music to offer you strategies for the most fulfilling life possible for you and loved ones. But beyond that, during questions and answers, she will happily use her intuitive gifts to help you identify your gift to others. So please join her at this conference via video conference. She’s too ill to come in person, but why should that stop us?

During her presentation, she will combine humor, commentary and live music to offer you strategies for the most fulfilling life possible for you and loved ones. But beyond that, during questions and answers, she will happily use her intuitive gifts to help you identify your gift to others. So please join her at this conference via video conference. She’s too ill to come in person, but why should that stop us?

The first presentation will take place from 12:30-1:45 will be for the kids and their families. And second one from 2:15-3:30 will be for teachers and agency members.