Natallia
Miranchuk
Female wellbeing advocate · Founder & CEO, Soula
Natallia Miranchuk, founder & CEO of Soula
Female wellbeing advocate · Founder & CEO, Soula

You were never meant to carry it all alone

I'm Natallia — a builder and wellbeing advocate with 20+ years in women's support and care. I'm creating Soula, the first Female-First AI for emotional support: infrastructure designed to prevent burnout, relieve anxiety, and support women through life's most demanding transitions — at home and at work.

Co-founded projects and initiatives supported by UNICEF, UNFPA and WHO. Doula, coach and mental health expert in neuroscience, emotional wellbeing and mindfulness. Solo mom of two, postpartum depression survivor. Featured in TechCrunch, WIRED, Business Insider.

Open to collaboration with organizations building the future of workforce wellbeing.

3,500
newborns held over 20 years as a certified doula and navigator
5M+
women supported across 20 years of projects, platforms and programs
$2.5M+
raised for Soula in 3.5 years of fundraising
20
years of daily yoga, breathwork and soft resilience from within
Milestones

Moments worth celebrating

Natallia receiving the Forbes Cyprus Women in Tech award
Forbes 2023
Honored among 2023's leading women in technology
Natallia speaking at TEDx Molos
TEDx Molos
TEDx talk on motherhood, mental health and resilience
Natallia at the REFLECT startup competition
REFLECT Startups winner
Startup pitch competition winner at REFLECT Cyprus
Natallia winning Shark Tank
Shark Tank Winner
Won a live investment pitch in front of the sharks
Natallia winning a female-led startup pitch competition
Best Female Led Startup
Recognized as Europe's best female-led startup pitch
Natallia at Berkeley SkyDeck
Berkeley SkyDeck '18 Alumni
Alumna of the Berkeley SkyDeck accelerator program
Natallia speaking on the TEDx stage
Natallia on the TEDx stage, close up

Twenty years walking alongside women. Now with technology that reaches millions

Family homes led me to doula work, certified through DONA International, then to NGOs in maternity care, and to projects supported by UNICEF, UNFPA and WHO.

I went through postpartum depression myself and didn't recognise it for almost a year. In 2021 I moved to Cyprus with two boys and two suitcases. No one I knew, no backup plan. I pitched Soula 700 times — and I'd do it again, because I've seen women come alive when they're truly supported.

Recognition & backing

Trusted where it counts

Forbes
TEDx
Berkeley SkyDeck
NVIDIA Inception
Google for Startups
UNFPA
UNICEF
WHO
RIF Cyprus
Microsoft for Startups
SHE Loves Tech
Start in Malta
Startups Magazine
EU-Startups
TechCrunch
Fast Company
Inc.
WIRED

What I know

Natallia Miranchuk
Mental health · Life cycles · The female nervous system

At 16 I was told I'd never have children. Twenty years without pharmaceuticals later — two sons, both home births. The body knows more than we think. First, we learn to listen.

Natallia with women she's worked alongside
Maternal health · The female village · Loneliness

67% of divorces happen in the first year after a child is born. 82% of new mothers feel overwhelmed and don't know who to trust. The crisis isn't information overload — it's the absence of a hand at 3am.

The Soula app in a woman's hands
AI emotional wellness · Soula

Soula connects a woman's emotional state with her hormonal cycle, life transitions and the flow of her days. Without judgment, always on your side. Not a chatbot. Not a therapist.

What women quietly carry — and what helps

One letter a week, ~5 minutes, written by me. One real thing women carry, and one thing that actually helps. Not "just breathe."

"The week my second son was born, I learned that you can love someone with your whole body and still cry in the shower so no one hears. Nobody tells you both can be true at once. Here's what helped me stop fighting it…"
— from a recent letter

One letter a week, written by me. Free. Leave anytime.

Come say hi

Let's build the village back

Speaking, press, partnerships, or just a hello — I read every message.