After a 14-year career investing in statewide standards of intervention and care for survivors of sexual exploitation and human trafficking within Washington state,  Victoria moved toward a career in mental health support for trauma survivors, expanding beyond her original specialty and now including broader experiences of familial, identity-based, religious and social harms, intermixing realms of creative and expressive arts with Lifespan Integration therapy, to offer experiences of healing that do not require conversational forms of re-traumatization. She is a mother, an artist, and an animal lover, and believes that wellness is deeply rooted to play and exploration.  She gets excited about collaborating with others in their goals to see lasting change whether it be through counseling, leader mentorship opportunities, or through her personal connections. 

After over a decade of volunteering with women with trauma and abuse experiences, Rebecca chose to pursue a career as a Counselor with a trauma and abuse specialization.  Her passion is creating environments where the stigma and silence surrounding abuse can be broken and healing can occur. Rebecca's values prioritize her client's experiences of familial, identity-based, religious, and social harms from a framework that understands one's lived experience as a critical factor in how one experiences themselves personally and through external relationships. She works with others to identify healing experiences beyond traditional one-on-one talk therapy by integrating group work with a deeper awareness of one's somatic (bodily) response to their history of trauma and abuse.