Miranchuk
I have been a single mother — not once, but twice. The second time, the father met me after birth, told me he had another woman, and left.
I have a story — because I was there, I know how it feels. You know it too. Every woman does. Every woman carries a story like this inside her.
I had been gently practising mindfulness long before — learning to listen to myself, to soften, to stay present with what I feel. I understood psychology, I had women around me who cared — and still, I went through postpartum depression, panic attacks, and long nights of tears, while continuing to work and hold everything together.
And in those moments, I felt something I had seen so many times in other women — how much we carry, how rarely we are truly held.
For over 20 years, I've been walking alongside women — holding more than 3,500 newborns in my arms, and witnessing thousands of stories up close. Different lives, different countries, different circumstances, but the same quiet need to be supported, guided, and truly heard.
This is why we built SOULA — from our stories, from lived experience, from a deep understanding of a woman's nervous system and emotional reality — so that in the moments when it feels like everything is too much, no woman has to go through it alone.
Soula exists to serve women: to hold you in the hard moments — to help you navigate, go through self-discovery, build soft resilience, and grow your personal effectiveness. It's a space to explore life, reclaim your dreams, and notice the quiet magic of the journey.
Life is not going to suddenly become easy. But we can learn to live it with more joy, fulfilment, and satisfaction — when we are supported and truly cared for.