Veronica recognizes support work as a vocational calling. As a devotee of Baghavan Ramana Maharishi and resonant with the Mevlani sufi tradition, she experiences supporting as a way to practice deep listening and learning, a dance with a still point in its centre.

She holds a degree from University of Toronto in Religious Studies, Philosophy, and Buddhism Psychology, where she was an Arbor scholar. She also holds a Social Service Worker diploma from George Brown College.

Her ongoing interest in experiencing perspectival knowledge shifts through embodiment practices has led to her ongoing study of various dance and movement practices, such as German Expressionist Modern, and the Axis Syllabus. Most currently, she is informed by the task based movement, self development, and communication practice of Fighting Monkey (FM) with Elke Schroeder.

She brings to dis assembly her YES to the variable and sometimes troublesome dance of relation, which she sees, through the lens of FM, as a form of training to develop an earthquake architecture of self and community. She wishes, through gathering in this way, to always transcend what we think we are, to experience the whole animal range of our aliveness, and to invite communion.

She lives in an intentional community house (which includes her three orchids).