
Meet Our Team
Administration

Mary Campbell
Executive Director,
Board Chair & Facilitator
Contact Mary regarding the following:
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Participant Sponsorship Needs
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Becoming a Facilitator
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Hosting a Circle Near You
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Hosting a Fundraiser
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Major Giving
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Board Membership
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Board Members
Gail Phillips
Gail has been facilitating groups throughout her career as a Certified Nurse-Midwife, (CNM), Advanced Practice Registered Nurse, (APRN) and presently as a Community Health Educator for the promotion of Healthcare Advocacy. She is an independent Healthcare Advocate, Phillips Healthcare Advocate, whose mission is person-centered care for the best possible outcomes within our healthcare system.
She is a member of the National Association of Healthcare Advocates Consultants (NAHAC) and the local chapter, Massachusetts Healthcare Advocates (MAHCA)...READ MORE
Susie Dyer
After raising two sons in Seattle, Susie credits WOT with her decision to move to the Berkshires full time. Throughout her first circle, she came to know WOT sisters better than she had known longtime neighbors elsewhere. Subsequent circle projects included house hunting, renovating a home built in 1756, garden design, furnishing & reupholstering, designing an art studio, and her spring 2020 project was an expanded garden bed that generated summer produce for GB’s food pantry. There is nothing that brings Susie more joy than sharing the space which she now calls “home”... a culmination of her WOT projects, fully realized with the support of ever so many WOT sisters....READ MORE:
Marie-Claude Giroux
Marie-Claude Giroux is an Artist, Teacher, Musician, Author, Curator and CreativeLife Coach and Co-Owner of the Thompson Giroux Gallery in Chatham, NY.
"It is my intention to dispel the myth that creativity lies only in the exceptional and the genius. It is my belief that creativity is a birthright for all humans."
Facilitators
Mary Campbell
Mary Campbell is the founder and executive director of Walking Our Talk. She is a woman’s empowerment and intimacy coach, ordained inter-spiritual minister, counselor, and educator. She is the author of the forthcoming book: The Pleasure Playbook: 13 Invitations for Awakening Joy. Mary also offers women sensuality workshops and retreats locally and around the world and works privately with individuals and couples wishing to deepen their heart and body connection.
You may find her periodic blogs and offerings at:
DiviningBeauty.com
Sudha Carolyn Lundeen
Sudha Carolyn Lundeen has been working in the Healing Arts for over 30 years as RN, Meditation & Stress Management Specialist, Mentor, Ayurvedic Lifestyle Coach, Holistic Health Nurse, Workshop leader, Yoga Teacher Trainer and Yoga Therapist. She works with clients privately as well as in group settings. Her personal experiences with healing combined with 10 years in clinical nursing (Rehab, Recovery Room, and Oncology Nursing) lends a sensitivity and broad knowledge base that is described as welcoming, humorous and healing.
Sabrina Jaffe
Sabrina is an entrepreneur dedicated to supporting people’s shifts in consciousness, communication and community. She is an artist, spiritual seeker, avid traveler and humble student of the people and cultures of our world.
She and her husband are co-founders of the SAVIA Leadership, a global leadership development firm. Since 2016, she facilitates circles for women that provide a structure for each woman to tune into her inner values and self-expression, and bring her gifts forward into the community and the world.
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Arti Roots Ross
Arti Roots Ross, founder/director of Chrysalis Springs, is a visionary, adventurer, and multi-dimensional massage and yoga professional as well as an ordained Interspiritual community minister. She is passionately launching her new retreat center, and bringing her wisdom and experience 35 years of right here in the Berkshires, practicing and teaching massage, energy healing and yoga, as senior faculty, and former Dean of Kriplau School of Massage, owner of Muddy Angel Healing Arts, Founder/ director of Optimal Wellness Lifestyle Strategies and as a community “Minister without Walls”.
Arti considers Walking Our Talk to be a powerful and integral part of growing and strengthening spiritual community in the Berkshires and is so grateful and honored to hold space for the beautiful women of our county in this way.
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Susan Spiegel Solovay
Susan Spiegel Solovay loves living in the Berkshires, having escaped an intense 22-year career in advertising in New York City, where she was paid to doodle, sing, and create names for nasal sprays.
Following her heart to do more meaningful work, Susan became a certified Ericksonian Hypnotist – because she credits hypnotherapy for helping her transform her habits and her life.
She now has a busy private practice as a Life Coach and Medical Hypnotist, in the heart of Great Barrington, helping people release pain, stress, fears, and unwanted habits. As part of the Integrative Wellness program at the Berkshire Medical Center, Susan is helping cancer patients with Healing Imagery and Deep Relaxation sessions.
Deeply involved in women’s circles for 25 years, she has been in Walking Our Talk since 2012. Susan credits the beautiful network of supportive sisters she has met with making her feel at home in the Berkshires. As she says – “I found my tribe”. You might just see that in the ads she helped create for WOT ;-)
Kim Kaufman
Facilitating and participating in women’s circles has been part of Kim's life since the 1990s as a dance therapist, somatic movement educator, experiential anatomy teacher, la leche league leader, and circle dancer. She has 20 years experience as a homeschool teacher enjoying learning about life with young ones who are now mostly full grown. Kim is a poet , an art quilter, and has been facilitating WOT circles since 2016. She has a movement therapy private practice in Egremont.
Silke Fuchshofen
Silke Fuchshofen moved to the US in 1995, with her husband and two young children. She has been an avid meditator for 30 or so years, loves to swim, studied classic homeopathy at the New England School of Homeopathy and received training in organic agriculture. After 10 years as an organic inspector, Silke decided in 2019 to cut down on travel and now works for her own organic consulting business. Silke participated in her first WOT circle in spring 2019, immediately decided to become a facilitator and trained during that summer.
Marie-Claude Giroux
Marie-Claude Giroux is an Artist, Teacher, Musician, Author, Curator and CreativeLife Coach and Co-Owner of the Thompson Giroux Gallery in Chatham, NY.
"It is my intention to dispel the myth that creativity lies only in the exceptional and the genius. It is my belief that creativity is a birthright for all humans."
Rebecca McFarland
Rebecca, self-employed Rodan+Fields Skincare Consultant and Small Business Consultant, fitness enthusiast, and mother, joined her first WOT circle in 2019 and became a WOT Facilitator that same year. She enjoys supporting others in creating the businesses of their dreams while have sound business and financial operations. When she’s not absorbed with generating multiple sources of income, Rebecca can be found enjoying the outdoors through gardening, bicycle riding, hiking, skiing, or paddling. She shares her overflowing heart with grace and grit.
Learn more at: https://mcfarland.myrandf.com/ or https://www.linkedin.com/in/remcfarland/
Facilitators In Training
Eileen Quinn
Over the years Eileen has worn many hats. Mom, Yoga/Meditation Teacher, Manager, Administrative Coordinator and Gardener to name a few. She also loves hiking, cycling and traveling with her husband John.
Eileen joined her first WOT Circle in the fall of 2018 and continued through 2019. When the opportunity to participate in a WOT Facilitator Training came her way in 2020 she knew it was time. Eileen considers the WOT network as a sacred container for personal and spiritual growth, genuine connection & friendship, all held in a circle of safety with women.
Jessica Curtis
Jessica is a professional life and leadership coach working with people and organizations in transition. She particularly enjoys helping people live a more spiritually-centered life. Jessica arrived in the Berkshires with her family two years ago, quickly found the community of WOT and never looked back.