ADHD Coaching & Breathwork in Denver

In-person and virtual coaching for women navigating adhd, burnout, or nervous system dysregulation in the Denver metro area.

I meet with clients throughout the Denver metro area for in-person coaching sessions and breathwork facilitation. Whether you're in Cap Hill dealing with tech startup pressure, in the Highlands navigating the pseudo-wellness culture overwhelm, in Five Points trying to sift through gentrification, or out in Arvada trying to keep all the plates spinning, I get it.

Denver has this thing where everyone looks like they have their shit together. Yoga at sunrise, hiking 14ers on weekends, crushing it at work, managing clingy pets and maybe dating. Meanwhile, you're actually running on fumes, masking, performing perfection and wondering why you can't just be more like everyone else seems to be. 👀

In-person sessions give us space to work somatically, if that's your vibe.

We're not just talking about your nervous system, we're actually working with it. Breathwork, somatic energy alignment™, and coaching that supports you to stop performing productivity and start building a sustainable life.

From tension to intention, if you will.

Victoria Andrijevic, Victorious Coaching

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Services Available in Greater Denver Metropolitan

In person 1:1 coaching

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Sessions offered in person and virtually
Meeting at: Sakala, Harmonist Sanctuary, public library private room, or a walk-n-talk at a local park.
- Additional fees dependent on location
Parking and public transit accessible

In person holotropic breathwork

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1.5 hour sessions with music
Virtual and in-person private breathwork facilitation
Trauma-sensitive approach for nervous system regulation

Why Denver Clients Work with Me

The outdoor culture mask:

You moved here for the mountains and the lifestyle. But now you're exhausted from trying to keep up with people who seem to effortlessly balance climbing, biking, work, and social life. Spoiler: they're probably struggling too, and your adhd brain isn't the problem.

Tech and startup burnout:

Denver's tech scene has this particular flavor of hustle culture wrapped in homeless chic. You're expected to move fast, break things, yet also be mad chill about it. That's a recipe for burnout, especially for neurodivergent women.

The wellness industrial complex:

Denver loves wellness. But when you're already overwhelmed, being told to add meditation, cold plunges, supplements, and morning routines just becomes another thing you're failing at. We work on what actually supports your nervous system, not what Instagram says should work.

Common patterns seen:

• Moving here for a fresh start, then recreating the same burnout patterns with better scenery.

• High-achieving women who look successful on paper but feel like they're drowning.

• BIPOC women navigating predominantly white wellness spaces.

• Late-diagnosed adhd trying to unlearn decades of compensation strategies.

• Entrepreneurs building businesses while their nervous system pleads for rest.