About me
Hello there - Victoria is a multi-potentialist designer and play coach facilitator. She spends alot of her time in her cozy nook at home, playing with all kinds of craft projects. Some might believe she is good at arts and crafts but for her, she is just having fun! Playing isnt just for children; in her 1:1 coaching and workshops, she encourages people to make art whether it feels silly, shameful or too afraid.
She currently lives and works in Berlin, Germany. She wrote her thesis on Designing for Emotional Resilience and earned a Certificate in Expressive Arts Faciliation.
Whether you use art as an expression outlet or to create what you want to see - just have fun and play!
To rebuild people’s relationship with creativity and prioritise play. To reconnect people with their childhood and artistic selves. To experience the power of expressive arts as a tool to share difficult emotions, gain new perspective and grow a deeper understanding of themselves.
My Mission
My work draws from
Expressive Art Framework
Systemic Coaching
Narrative Therapy
Attachment Theory
My Approach
I enjoy helping curious and committed people in developing their own mental resource kit - that enables them to achieve seemingly impossible goals and reframe unwanted thoughts behaviours and anxieties.
We have all the resources within us, we must must learn to see its potential.
For a very long time, I felt trapped in my 9-to-5 job. I craved something more and knew that I had much more to offer than what my corporate job presented. This burning desire tormented me because I also craved security and financial stability. I didn’t dare risk losing what I had worked hard to build—my career as a designer. Yet, each day left me feeling sicker and more burned out. I felt drained, trapped, and lost.
Yet, I held onto hope.
I didn’t know exactly what I wanted to do, but I knew what ignited my passion and made me excited for life—listening and helping others, and creating art. So, I earned a certificate in Expressive Arts and trained under Wibke Scharpenberg as a systemic coach.
Learning is part of who I am—it’s my playground to mix and experiment. Currently, I am also pursuing a Diploma in Arts Therapy.
Take the play quiz
Dr. Stuart Brown, founder of the National Institute for Play, has identified eight primary 'play personalities' from thousands of interviews and observations. These styles offers a deeper insight into our preferred way of being playful. Though many may move between different categories, we often have a dominant play style. Recognizing our preferred leisure activities makes it easier to integrate into our life thus enhance resilience, prevent burnout, and enrich relaxation. Take the quiz to find out your play personality and receive easy play exercises!
