Victoria holds a Bachelor of Health Science majoring in Physiotherapy and a Diploma in Sports Medicine. As both a physiotherapist and cultural advisor at Active Health, she is passionate about creating an environment where all individuals – especially tangata whenua and minority cultures – feel welcomed, valued, and understood. Through her role in Te Ao Māori, she helps foster cultural awareness and inclusivity, ensuring that Active Health is a place where everyone can thrive.

With a deep passion for helping people achieve their goals, Victoria finds fulfilment in guiding individuals through their rehabilitation and well-being journeys. She believes that providing a culturally safe and supportive space is essential for meaningful and effective healthcare.

Proudly from Ngāti Pikiao, Lake Rotoiti, Rotorua, Victoria is deeply connected to her roots and enjoys sharing her knowledge and heritage.

Outside of work, she is heavily involved in rugby coaching, working with players of all levels, from kids through to Super Rugby. She also has a passion for horse riding, embracing the connection between movement, strength, and mindfulness.

If Victoria could have any superpower, it would be the ability to provide space for wahine to be the best they can be – whatever that looks like for them. For Victoria, this means striving to be the best mum, wife, and friend possible.