Victoria Harding, MBA, MS CCC-SLP

Vice President of Development

At NeuroRestorative, hope is an active word. I see it every day, from the Physical Therapist working with an individual on balance and coordination to the Life Skills Trainer helping an individual re-learn how to budget to buy an iPod. They make hope work. There is truly no greater celebration we enjoy than to see a family triumph over their challenges. I am happy every day to talk with families and say: There is help, there is hope, there can be a good life after brain injury!

Victoria (Tori) Harding provides specialized program and location development for NeuroRestorative and acts as the Clinical Projects Coordinator for Virginia NeuroCare, a Defense and Veterans Brain Injury Center (DVBIC) program in Charlottesville, Virginia. Tori's primary research and clinical interest areas include outcome measurements in post-acute settings, the self-efficacy mechanism in post-acute brain injury, neurogenic communication disorders and family training for long-term success and advocacy. As a Speech-Language Pathologist, she works as a clinician and an educator.

Previously, Tori served as Executive Director for Lakeview Healthcare Systems and Director of Development for Lakeview Specialty Hospital. She was also the Clinical Director for regional providers of community-integrated and independent living programs in various rehabilitation settings. As a Certified Brain Injury Trainer, she teaches through the Academy of Brain Injury Specialists. Currently a PhD candidate at James Madison University, Tori received her Master’s degree of Business Administration at Plymouth State University and completed her Master of Science in Speech-Language Pathology at Dalhousie University, Nova Scotia, Canada.