Victoria is an ICF-accredited coach and Founding Brand Partner of The Mental Wellbeing Company, whose work is grounded in ethical practice, professional standards, and a deep respect for the complexity of human experience. With over 25 years of experience across private business, education (schools, further and higher education), the NHS, and the justice system, she brings professional rigour and applied insight to every environment in which she operates.

She is committed to supporting women and young adults to understand their personal drivers, values, and needs in order to achieve sustainable growth and meaningful change. Her work extends beyond education alone, equipping individuals and organisations with practical, trauma-informed tools to strengthen resilience and enhance the mental wellbeing of teams, colleagues, students, and leaders.

Victoria works across business, education, justice, and one-to-one professional contexts, bridging strategic thinking with psychological safety, applied learning, and human-centred leadership. She supports women to rebuild internal safety, reclaim identity, and live and lead from an authentic voice rather than from survival-based performance.

Her practice is informed by lived experience. After years of adapting to external expectations, suppressing neurodiversity, and navigating a profound personal injustice, she undertook an extensive process of identity recalibration, including nervous system restoration, trauma integration, and the rebuilding of a grounded internal framework. This journey now shapes a reflective, evidence-informed approach attuned to issues of power, silencing, and identity erosion.

Victoria is also the founder of The Believing Space, a trauma-informed transformation practice supporting women affected by identity loss, injustice, neurodivergence, and chronic masking, providing a credible and compassionate environment where their experiences are professionally recognised and their voice is respected.