In addition to my nursing education, I have advanced training in clinical education, men's violence against women and violence in close relationships with a focus on particular vulnerability, sexology for children, adolescents and adults, as well as sexual and reproductive health and rights in cases of functional variation and illness. I plan to further my education in sexology in the context of substance abuse and social vulnerability, infant psychology, breastfeeding and finally training to become a midwife, which I have always wanted to become.

In connection with your care in hospital, you have a whole team of trained and competent staff with different areas of responsibility who work together to give you a positive and safe person-centered care experience. As a nurse, I am responsible for your support and care, an area that, due to the current helath care situation, I perceive as being given a lower priority than medical care. This does not mean that your medical care is not important, but in order for you to have the most positive memory of your birth as possible, all aspects of your birth care need to be given space and that is where my passion as a doula comes in. As a doula, I offer preparatory knowledge and the support that I, as a care manager, think you deserve.