“After twenty years in the ER, Victoria has a foot in both worlds as she walks that fine red line between conventional medicine and the unseen. She is brave, attuned and deeply aware of the reality of gut heath and how it affects the extra-cellular matrix. She understands the dynamics of fascia in a way that speaks to bodies and engenders deep trust. I recommend her to you wholeheartedly.”

— Ellen Heed, STREAM founder

“I suffered from chronic pelvic pain, in part due to a long ago car accident and compounded by having 3 babies, birthing and all the carrying around of children that motherhood involves. Victoria is the most gentle and also present of people. Her knowledge base combined with her clear communication, gentle and respectful touch and her humour and ability to work at my pace resulted in the most miraculous of experiences for me. It’s not the first time I had received internal bodywork and yet under her care, the area of unresolved tension released and relaxed in a way that it had never been able to do before. My whole pelvis and pelvic floor came on line and I felt such relief as blood flow moved to the area. It really set me up for a complete recovery and healing of that area. I walk differently, experience more pleasure when playing with my partner and at 52 feel like I have reclaimed my body in a way that I have not experienced as an adult. I highly recommend her as a practitioner. You would be very lucky to work with her, both as a bodyworker and someone with an enormous wealth of knowledge on how to improve your gut health so scars can heal. Even though I live in Australia she is the person I choose to send my clients to see online for GAPS and digestive health. This woman is an absolute gem.”

— Kaggi Valentine

“Victoria has been instrumental in so may parts of my life. Her guidance with GAPS was priceless. I would not have been able to navigate introduction and beyond without her suggestions, prompts, etc. I chose to work with her because she LIVES what she teaches and knew exactly what I was going through from an embodied place.”

— Audrey Thorp