Vivencia OÜ – Helping You Understand Life’s Last Chapter
Vivencia was born out of a desire to bring the topics of death and grief back as a natural part of our life cycle. It is a place where we open up conversations about the end of life, share deep wisdom, and offer support when life presents its greatest questions.
As a school, Vivencia offers more than just knowledge – it is a journey that connects ancestral heritage with modern understanding, helping people prepare for the most important chapter of life. Our courses, trainings, and community events support those who seek awareness, clarity, and understanding in life’s final moments.
Vivencia is a calling to make the end of life a natural, respectful, and meaningful experience.
Vivencia was born out of a desire to bring the topics of death and grief back as a natural part of our life cycle. It is a place where we open up conversations about the end of life, share deep wisdom, and offer support when life presents its greatest questions.
As a school, Vivencia offers more than just knowledge – it is a journey that connects ancestral heritage with modern understanding, helping people prepare for the most important chapter of life. Our courses, trainings, and community events support those who seek awareness, clarity, and understanding in life’s final moments.
Vivencia is a calling to make the end of life a natural, respectful, and meaningful experience.
Jane Kaju is the founder of Vivencia, a nursing lecturer, and a death educator from Estonia. She is a Registered Nurse with a Master's degree and advanced practice qualifications in mental health nursing (RN, APN, MSc).
As a nursing lecturer, Jane teaches palliative care, communication, and death education. She is passionate about improving death literacy and helping establish the death doula profession in Estonia through evidence-based education and public engagement.
Jane believes that holistic end-of-life care should address not only physical needs but also the emotional, social, spiritual, and practical aspects of dying. Through Vivencia, she combines research, compassionate dialogue, and traditional community wisdom to help people and professionals navigate life's final chapter with greater confidence and understanding.
In Estonia, Jane is a recognised voice in death education, contributing to television, podcasts, newspapers, and magazines. She also facilitates workshops, webinars, Death Cafés, and Grief Walks.
Jane collaborates internationally with universities, healthcare organisations, and community partners and welcomes opportunities for speaking engagements, education, research, and projects that advance death education and holistic end-of-life care.
What Does Vivencia Mean?
The word Vivencia originates from Latin and Spanish roots and is related to the word "vivir" (to live). In Spanish, it refers to a lived experience that often carries deep emotional or existential meaning. Vivencia directly expresses the essence of experiencing life – with presence, awareness, and meaning.
It encompasses life moments that leave a lasting imprint on a person’s consciousness or emotional memory. More than just a sequence of events, it is a profound and personal experience that shapes our understanding of ourselves and the world.
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Feel free to contact us via email info@vivencia.ee
Feel free to contact us via email info@vivencia.ee