“Wendy Mitchell has been a leader in the health promotion field for over thirty years. She has Master’s Degrees in Education and Psychology and is a Certified Professional Coach. She brings a wealth of experience from her many years of work at Oregon Health and Science University (OHSU) and the University of California at Berkeley. As the former Director of Programs and Outreach for the OHSU National Center of Excellence in Women’s Health, Wendy advocated for women of all ages and stages of life to take greater personal ownership of their health and the health of their families.

Wendy has been married for over 40 years, parented a lovely daughter who is the founder and director of the Portland Child Art Studio where Wendy is President of the Board, and is a Tutu (grandma in Hawaiian) spending several hours a week with her granddaughters. She is a trained child therapist and for fifteen years conducted groups for mothers of adolescent daughters at both OHSU and UC Berkeley.

Over a period of 40 years she has personally worked through the experience of chronic fatigue syndrome, hormonal, physical and psychological changes of menopause, and heart health. Wendy has committed most of her life to addressing the concerns of women in a changing health environment.
 

• Learn more about Wendy as the former Director of Outreach for the OHSU National Center of Excellence in Women’s Health
• Read about Wendy in The Oregonian
• Walk Breathe Dance by Wendy Mitchell and Judy Zehr
• “A Pacemaker Surprise on the 4th of July” Article About Wendy