Victorious Coaching by Victoria Andrijević

Sustaining Brilliance™

A Licensed Professional Development & Wellness System for Neurodivergent Women

For Organizations & Institutions

Sustaining Brilliance

Adventuring with ADHD at Work

A licensed professional development and wellness system designed to support neurodivergent women in high-demand work environments.

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The Reality

Burnout is not a badge of honor.
It is a systems failure.

High-performing women, particularly those navigating neurodivergence, are burning out at unsustainable rates. They are over-functioning, under-supported, and quietly leaving organizations that never understood what they needed in the first place.

Traditional professional development was not designed for the woman carrying chronic stress, nervous system overload, and the weight of masking her way through every meeting. Sustaining Brilliance was.

50%

of late-diagnosed women with ADHD report burnout or mental health decline post-diagnosis without proper support

70%

of neurodivergent professionals still feel they cannot ask for the support they need at work

3x

Women are nearly three times more likely to be diagnosed with ADHD in adulthood than men, often missing early support

The System

Everything your institution needs. Nothing you have to build.

Sustaining Brilliance is a ready-made, digitally delivered system your organization can license annually. No facilitation required. No customization needed. Plug it in and let it work.

01

8-Module Self-Paced Course

Covering nervous system regulation, identity reclamation, self-advocacy, communication, and sustainable work practices. Accessible, ADA-compliant, and designed for real life.

02

70-Page Interactive Workbook

Structured exercises, reflection prompts, and integration tools participants complete at their own pace. This is where the learning becomes embodied practice.

03

Recorded Webinar

An introduction to the framework, usable as a department-wide education tool, a kickoff for cohorts, or a standalone professional development offering.

04

Digital Companion Guide

A quick-reference resource for ongoing integration. Participants keep this as a lasting tool beyond the course itself.

Outcomes

What this supports in your organization

ADHD informs the design, but the outcomes are what institutions invest in. This system delivers measurable impact in areas your organization already cares about.

Burnout reduction and prevention

Retention of high-performing women

Nervous system regulation skills

Sustainable performance practices

Self-advocacy and communication

Identity and confidence rebuilding

Who It Serves

Built for institutions that support women who carry more than their title

Faculty and staff in higher education. ERG and HR leaders in corporate environments. Wellness directors. DEI teams. Anyone responsible for the humans behind the performance metrics.

This system is designed for the women who show up every day, brilliantly. And who are quietly running out of gas because no one taught them that regulation is not the same as resilience, and that self-trust is the foundation of sustainable anything.

Common Entry Points

Center for Teaching & Learning · Faculty Development · Employee Wellness · DEI / Equity Offices · Women's Centers · HR Learning & Development · Disability Services (staff programs) · Counseling & Psychological Services (staff support)

Licensing

Annual department-level licensing

Most institutions start with a pilot. You do not need campus-wide adoption to see impact. One department. One cohort. One clear win.

Pilot

Up to ~25 people

$3,500

per year

Department

Up to ~75 people

$6,500

per year

Multi-Unit

Larger departments or multi-unit

$10,000 – $12,000

per year

Rates are flexible for nonprofits, community organizations, and multi-year commitments.

About the Creator

Victoria Cumberbatch, PCC

Victoria is a PCC level ADHD & resilience coach and breathwork facilitator, and a late-diagnosed ADHD woman who spent years navigating the exact patterns this system was built to address. She combines somatics, shadow work, and strategy to support neurodivergent women in moving from tension to intention.

Her work sits at the intersection of nervous system regulation, professional development, and cultural sensitivity. She has facilitated for organizations, communities, and individuals across multiple continents and brings a decade of community development and leadership experience to this work.

PCC Coach, International Coaching Federation · Physical & Mental Health First Aid Certified · Holotropic Breathwork Facilitator · Based in Denver, CO