NICU support community

Specialist support for NICU parents and families, before, during and after neonatal care

Founded by Dr Frankie Harrison, Clinical Psychologist and NICU (neonatal intensive care unit) parent.

If your experience of neonatal care has left you feeling lost, lonely, or like you should be over it by now, you're in the right place.

Miracle Moon exists for the part that comes after. The part no one really prepares you for. The anxiety that doesn't go away, the grief that surfaces at unexpected moments, the version of yourself you don't quite recognise. The feeling that your story doesn't fit the narrative of how things were supposed to go.

We specialise in life after neonatal care, the anxiety, the PTSD, the grief, the identity shift, the part that too often goes unsupported. And we're here, at whatever point you find us, for as long as you need us.

Dr Frankie Harrison, Clinical Psychologist and founder of Miracle Moon

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Everyone’s NICU journey is different. Tell us where you are and we’ll point you in the right direction.

We exist for the part that comes after.

The emotional impact of neonatal care that too often goes unsupported. We are here, before, during, and long after.

What is Miracle Moon?

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Private · from £150/session

Miracle Moon Therapy

One-to-one therapy and support groups for NICU parents and families. Led by Dr Frankie Harrison and a team of specialist associate Clinical Psychologists, using EMDR, ACT, and trauma-informed approaches. Online, UK-wide.

14-day free trial

The NICU Space CIC

A peer support community for NICU parents, combining lived experience with professional expertise. Expert-led resources, community connection, and support that is there for as long as you need it. Currently a membership community, working towards being free for all families.

Resources · Workshops · Training

Miracle Moon

Resources, webinars, workshops, and professional training for parents and the people who support them. Education and support you can access in your own time, at your own pace, specific to what you've been through.

What parents say

Hear what NICU parents and professionals have to say about Miracle Moon and the various services we offer

"I genuinely think finding Miracle Moon saved my life."

The perfect virtual hand hold a Mum needs
Great blend of practical tools, space to explore in a compassionate, safe space. Your general presence meant I could be as vulnerable as I needed to be...
Miracle Moon gave us hope and strength when we needed it most.
Miracle Moon is something I always navigate parents to... it brings guidance and comfort to those it's intended for and also allows professionals to see NICU through a different lens, changing how we may do things and support parents whilst they have a baby on NICU
It’s a space that feels safe, non-judgemental and supportive. It is a space where I feel understood and can relate to and understand many other experiences and feelings.
The support and resources provided by Miracle Moon have been invaluable to us as a family
It’s a safe space to share feelings and thoughts about NICU experience, worries, celebrations and more. Everyone is so supportive and cheers you on which feels amazing to be understood by a group of people who are bonded by the experiences we’ve had. I also love that it’s a space where we can share our traumatic/negative birth stories - normally we are excluded from places where they only want positive stories and then we have nowhere to share - and feel like a burden on people for having negative experience but this gives us the validation we need.

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Work with Miracle Moon

Partner with us or invite Frankie to speak

We work with organisations, brands, and healthcare teams who share our commitment to NICU families. And Frankie speaks at conferences, NHS events, and professional training days on neonatal trauma, parental mental health, and family-centred care.

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