Viktoriya Sergeivna, Born in Odessa Ukraine, Viktoriya has spent the majority of her life in Vancouver and considers it home. Viktoriya is passionate about her work as a Clinical Counsellor in mental health, and attempts to find some work/life balance through baking, rock-climbing and meeting new people.
Viktoriya is grateful for communities like the Kollel which help people explore their roots and form new friendships!
Parshat Nitzavim–Vayeilech When something matters deeply to us, our instinct is often to preserve it. Hold onto it. Protect it from change. Keep it true to what it has always
Parshat Ki Tavo We spend a surprising amount of life waiting to enjoy it. When work calms down. When the kids are settled. When we finish what needs to be
Parshat Ki Teitzei What do we do with the experiences that hurt us? We often imagine two possibilities. Hold onto them. Or let them go. This week’s parsha offers another
Parshat Shoftim This week’s parashah describes a society led not by one source of authority, but by several. Kings. Priests. Prophets. Judges. Each was entrusted with a different responsibility. Each