Tori Cooke is an experienced family violence consultant, clinical supervisor, and educator with expertise in designing and implementing effective interventions. With a background in social work, she brings extensive experience in counselling women affected by family violence and engaging directly with men perpetrating violence. Tori has successfully developed and implemented men’s behavioral change programs across multiple Australian states. She is renowned for her work in developing women’s healing programs and designing comprehensive responses for men’s behavioral change programs across Western Australia, South Australia, and Victoria.

Over the past five years, Tori has been instrumental in various initiatives addressing men’s family violence within Victoria, notably serving as the practice specialist at Relationships Australia Victoria and Head of Workforce Development at No to Violence. Now based in Perth, she continues to advance best practices and support practitioner well-being through Pandora Enterprise Projects.

Tori’s expertise extends to training and education, where she has contributed as a subject matter expert in innovative induction training for Victorian Orange Door Hubs and the design of the MARAM Framework training. Currently, she holds teaching positions at South Metro TAFE and the University of Western Australia, while also providing external supervision and mentoring to frontline practitioners.