Sonja M.

I earned my bachelors degree in psychology at the University of California Riverside. At the moment I am in nursing school. I was a caregiver for 2 years prior to beginning school. I love helping others and I am great at it. I am very patient and observant. I do everything with attentiveness and precision. I gain satisfaction by making others feel comfortable and happy.

I believe "care" is one of the most lightly used and least understood words. To care doesn't simply mean being physically present or supervising someone--it goes much deeper. It takes emotional strength, patience, and heart. It means being there not just as a shoulder to lean on, but also as a smile, a sense of comfort, and a source of lightness and fun. That's how I have cared for people--both family and non-family, many of whom eventually became a meaningful part of my life. I care for people the way I would want someone to care for me, and that belief shapes me into a better caregiver. I never initially saw this as a profession. It wasn't until I came to the U.S. and, almost accidentally, took on a few assignments that I realized this is something I'm genuinely good at--and something that comes naturally to me. I am compassionate, warm, and approachable, with an inquisitive mind and a curious soul. I'm blessed with an untiring smile. I can be a chatterbox or quiet company--depending on what the moment and the person need. I enjoy meaningful conversations across many topics, but I'm also a very good listener. I truly love hearing stories and life experiences. I'm creatively driven, love cooking (my previous clients can happily vouch for that ), enjoy my coffee, and find balance through weightlifting. I'm a lifelong learner and never miss a chance to grow from others' experiences. By profession, I am a caregiver and a content and digital marketer. By nature, I am a wanderer, a nurturer, and a learner. In short, I genuinely care about people and am deeply capable of connecting with them on different emotional levels. And last but not least, I come with strong recommendations--and I take great pride in that.