Victoria provides menopause support to individuals and businesses. She has worked in the NHS as a nurse for over two decades and in clinical management, leadership, coaching, and primary care. She has a special professional interest in menopause and her passion is to help individuals navigate perimenopause and post-menopause.

She has published articles in health journals, written a chapter in a menopause book and provides speaker events at local, regional, and national levels. She has completed the Menopause Special Skills Theory Course in addition to Menopause the Foundations. She is a member of the Primary Care Women’s Health Forum, the British Menopause Society, and the Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Health.

The profile of menopause has risen in the public domain in the last few years however, there is still a long way to go until this topic is no longer taboo or misunderstood. It isn’t just something that happens to “older women”, it isn’t just the stopping of periods and hot flushes. Victoria provides Let’s Talk Menopause awareness workshops in the workplace and Menopause training for managers. Providing this training in the workplace increases transparent communication, staff feel comfortable talking about menopause and the return on investment is huge, as it leads to happier, better-informed work culture.

Victoria advises and supports women on a 1-1 basis in her clinics at The Space Burston and Global Clinic Norwich. Consultations last around 75 minutes, women do not feel rushed, as they may do in their GP practice, enabling them to talk about symptoms and the impact it is having on them in a safe environment. Women leave feeling listened to and understood and have a clear view of how they would like to go through the menopause transition.