My path to working with women began through children.
While working as a nanny in Austria, I cared for young children, especially twins, which became my first real encounter with early motherhood. Around the same time, my roommate unexpectedly became pregnant. I was fascinated and deeply curious, and I began accompanying her to medical checkups, reading pregnancy books with her, and talking through her birth plan. When her son was born, I was the first to visit her in the hospital. To this day, I carry deep gratitude for that experience.

Something awakened in me.

Later, I moved to Prague for university and began working in a children’s language school, surrounded daily by mothers and little ones. My fascination with pregnancy and maternal care only deepened. I found myself becoming an “unofficial doula” for women in my circle—simply being present, listening, holding space.

Then, life shifted.
I returned to Slovakia during the pandemic and suffered a serious injury. It reshaped everything—my body, my mind, my values, my career, even my relationships. And yet, within that upheaval, something clarified. I didn’t want to wait anymore. I enrolled in the DONA International doula training—an experience that moved something profound in me. I remember thinking: “This nourishes me from the inside out.”

That training taught me what it truly means to be a steady presence—even in the most fragile moments.
Since then, I’ve supported women through traumatic births, failed support systems, and long journeys with infertility. I stood beside a dear friend through IVF and multiple miscarriages—not offering solutions, just presence.

Alongside this, I was still working in marketing. But my heart was pulling elsewhere. Eventually, I left my full-time job and began my coaching certification. From there, everything shifted.

At first, I supported women navigating infertility.
Then came entrepreneurs, managers, women without children—each seeking something deeper: clarity, emotional grounding, balance. Our conversations stretched beyond fertility into burnout, purpose, identity, and change.

I no longer see these paths as separate.
Being a woman isn’t one story. It’s a spectrum of creation—of self, of relationships, of family, of work. Whether a woman chooses motherhood, career, reinvention, or rest—it’s all part of the same map.

Today, I walk alongside women on their unique journeys.
Whether it’s around fertility, identity, work, or relationships—I help them return to themselves. To their body’s wisdom. Their inner voice. Their real desires.

Because I believe every woman holds the power to create a life that feels like hers.