The offeringsSpace to reconnect.
Care has many expressions: a quiet session, a revealing conversation, a walk among plants, or a steady presence through change. Explore the practices Victoria brings together at Boundless Heart.

Availability and session details are confirmed individually. Botanical imagery is illustrative, not a plant-identification guide.
01 / A little stillness. A deeper connection.Reiki & Energy Healing
As a Reiki Master, Victoria offers a quiet, attentive space for rest and reflection. Reiki is a Japanese energy-based practice; people often seek it as a personal ritual for slowing down and reconnecting with themselves.
A session shaped around your comfort
Begin with a conversation about what would help you settle. Quiet, grounding, meditation, or personal reflection may be included according to your preferences. Discuss any proposed touch before the session; you can decline an element or ask to pause at any time.
An invitation to pause
You do not need a particular belief or previous experience to ask about Reiki. This is a complementary spiritual practice for personal well-being, not a method of diagnosing or treating illness.
Ask about this offering ↗02 / Grounded presence. Thoughtful touch.Shiatsu
Shiatsu is a Japanese bodywork tradition that uses attentive touch and pressure. Victoria’s approach begins with a conversation about comfort, preferences, and the boundaries that help you feel at ease. Ask about current availability and session format before booking.
What to explore before a session
Discuss the setting, clothing, positioning, and any touch or pressure that may be involved. Your consent is ongoing, and your preferences guide the conversation. Share individual safety considerations through an appropriate private process before any hands-on service.
A considered approach
Shiatsu is offered as complementary bodywork, not as a substitute for medical assessment, rehabilitation, or pain treatment. Session suitability and the applicable professional scope are confirmed before booking.
Ask about this offering ↗03 / A new language for self-reflection.Astrology
Astrology offers a symbolic way to explore personal themes and life transitions. Victoria brings an astrologer’s perspective to conversations about your natal chart, planetary cycles, recurring patterns, and the questions that feel alive for you.
Explore the story of your chart
A conversation may include natal-chart themes, current transits, or the symbolism of a particular life season. Bring a question about personal growth, relationships, creativity, or change, and use the chart as a lens for examining your own experience.
Reflection with room for choice
Astrology is offered as a symbolic practice for reflection, rather than a clinical assessment. Your own experience and judgment guide what you take from it. Birth information, if needed, is arranged privately rather than collected on this website.
Ask about this offering ↗04 / Make room for your own rhythm.Human Design
Human Design is a symbolic framework for exploring how you experience energy, relationships, and decision-making. With Victoria as your practitioner, a chart becomes a starting point for curiosity, reflection, and noticing what resonates in daily life.
Turn a framework into a conversation
Explore chart language such as type, strategy, authority, and centers in accessible terms. Rather than treating a chart as a fixed identity, consider it a prompt for journaling, noticing patterns, and reflecting on the pace and boundaries that feel supportive to you.
Your experience stays at the center
Human Design is offered as a symbolic system for self-reflection, rather than a clinical test. Keep what feels useful, question what does not, and retain your own agency. Birth details are discussed through an appropriate private process.
Ask about this offering ↗05 / Plant wisdom, shared generously.Community Herbal Education
Victoria brings her expertise as an herbalist to approachable conversations about plants, traditional preparations, and everyday rituals. Learn how curiosity and careful questions can deepen your relationship with the natural world.
From the garden to the teacup
Beginner-friendly topics include plant observation, traditional uses, teas and infusions, tinctures and salves, ingredient storage, and reading product information. Seasonal food and simple kitchen rituals provide approachable ways to connect learning with everyday life.
Curiosity paired with care
Learning includes allergies, potential herb–medicine interactions, pregnancy and breastfeeding considerations, and knowing when to consult a clinician or pharmacist. Traditional use is explored as tradition, not as proof of a health benefit.
Ask about this offering ↗06 / Let the landscape be your teacher.Medicinal Plant Walks
Slow down and discover Connecticut’s wild and cultivated plants through seasonal walks. Look closely at leaves, flowers, habitats, and ecological relationships, while learning the value of conservation and responsible observation.
Learn to look a little closer
A walk may explore botanical features, plant folklore, habitat, seasonal changes, and the relationships between plants and their surrounding ecosystems. The emphasis is on developing observation skills and respect for the landscape, not collecting as much as possible.
Stewardship comes first
Never eat or prepare a wild plant based on a photograph, a website, or uncertain identification. Harvest only where permitted and with reliable expertise. Location, accessibility, weather arrangements, and any materials are confirmed when a walk is scheduled.
Ask about this offering ↗07 / Companionship through life’s tender transitions.End-of-Life Spiritual & Herbal Support
As a former doula and end-of-life support specialist, Victoria offers compassionate, nonmedical companionship for individuals and families navigating dying, grief, and remembrance. There is space for practical conversations, spiritual questions, meaningful ritual, and simply being together.
Presence for individuals and families
Support may include spiritual companionship, legacy and remembrance projects, caregiver education, grounding practices, or conversations about personal wishes. There is no prescribed way to approach this time; individual beliefs, family traditions, and the person’s own voice guide the work.
Alongside the existing care team
This work complements hospice, medical, mental health, and legal services. It does not provide clinical care, legal advice, or legal-document preparation. Any herbal or aromatic ritual must be coordinated with the medical or hospice team. Victoria’s former doula experience is part of her background, not a statement that birth-doula services are currently available.
Ask about this offering ↗08 / Plant-inspired ritualsBoundless Heart Apothecary
Explore Heart Protector, Calm the Mind, Wake Up Brain, and Third Eye Tea alongside seasonal and custom blends. Victoria’s herbal knowledge informs conversations about ingredients, flavor preferences, and thoughtful use.
A blend begins with a conversation.
Ask about the current collection, ingredient lists, preparation information, and availability. Custom-blend discussions include an appropriate private safety review. Formula names express the collection’s character; they are not promises of therapeutic effects.
Visit the apothecary ↗Your comfort comes first.
Before scheduling, discuss what to expect, personal preferences, consent, accessibility needs, fees, and cancellation terms. You may ask questions and decline any optional practice. No service here is an emergency or crisis service.