Born and raised in Argentina, I moved to Sweden in 1999, bringing with me a lifelong commitment to supporting those in need. My journey into service began in my teens and has since evolved through a diverse range of roles—from supporting single mothers in poverty and visiting the sick and lonely, to volunteering on suicide prevention lifelines. These experiences have shaped my ability to build deep, meaningful connections and provide sensitive, attentive support.
My path to becoming an End-of-Life Doula was solidified by a profound personal near-death experience. This moment clarified my calling: to walk alongside individuals and their families as they navigate the final chapter of life. To honor this mission, I completed my professional Diploma as an End-of-Life Doula, blending my experience with formal training.
As a doula, I offer a calm, compassionate, and practical presence. My work bridges the logistical and the soulful—focusing on honoring your wishes and providing steady companionship throughout the progression of an illness. I am driven by deep empathy and a relentless desire to make a meaningful difference during life’s most vulnerable moments.
I am passionate about facilitating honest conversations about death as a natural part of life. I believe that by speaking more openly, we can reduce fear and find greater confidence. To support this, I regularly host death cafés and workshops—safe spaces where people can gather to discuss the end of life with clarity, dignity, and warmth.