I have so appreciated Diane’s wisdom and intuitive nature. I love the effort she had put forth in getting to know who my children are. Her advice and recommendations have truly resonated with me. I’m so thankful to have found such a valuable resource on our home schooling journey.

Diane helped us see what is possible with homeschooling. With her extensive Waldorf background she pointed out what stage our kids are at and how best to engage them. I would highly recommend homeschooling communities engage her to do parent education and help with mentoring.

Diane Walters has been a gift for me as a teacher. Her mentoring was filled with a deep understanding of the pedagogical needs of each age and stage of development, an open-minded and spiritually rich approach to the modern needs of Waldorf Education, compassion for and understanding of the challenges of each individual class teacher, and the humor and joy she exudes as a person. Diane’s evening lectures to parents carried an element of this zest and depth, and parents could easily connect with her and the material she was presenting. Any school would be blessed by a visit from Diane. Any individual would be blessed to receive her wise guidance and inspiration.

I am very grateful to have the opportunity to reflect on my work with Diane. She is intuitive, full of great suggestions and very present in all of our conversations. She contemplates my questions deeply and I ALWAYS find that I come away renewed, inspired and strengthened for my task . She has pointed me to many very important authors, poets, and philosophers. She makes a space that I can enter and feel understood and supported. She is the best mentor I have ever had.

I’ve had the pleasure of working with Diane Walters for over twenty-five years in a variety of educational roles, most recently through the dynamic and insightful talks and teacher support work she’s brought to the Calgary Waldorf School faculty. I can unreservedly endorse Diane for her mentoring work with teachers in the classroom and through the distance online links she uses. I hold Diane’s work in the highest regard and admire her continuing striving to develop herself as an artist, an anthroposophist, a Waldorf educator and ultimately as a human being. She brings enlivened teaching methods and inspired support to Waldorf schools and their teachers.