• Booking for our next Therapeutic Group is NOW OPEN - Starts 14th May

    We are so excited to start our next therapeutic group for parents who have been through neonatal care. Secure your space now to get the opportunity to discuss how you have been impacted by NICU under the supervision of a Clinical Psychologist, with other people who get it.

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Our Story

Hello, we are Frankie and Georgie, two parts of Miracle Moon. A place of psychological support for NICU parents, past, present and future. 

We both have lived experience of having our babies in neonatal care after being born prematurely at 31 weeks. We connected online, became friends and then business partners, developing Miracle Moon together, and have since provided online support for the NICU community through one-to-one therapy and social media.

Frankie, as a Clinical Psychologist, has been responsible for the educational & supportive content on our social media and works alongside Georgie as a graphic designer to bring meaningful and supportive content to our audience.  We are passionate about bringing humanity, kindness, understanding and advocating for NICU parents. Our mission is to connect with as many people who have been through neonatal care as possible, to validate and support, so that no one feels alone in their feelings and experiences.

  • THERAPY

    Find out about Dr Frankie Harrison and how you can access therapy sessions

  • COURSES

    Accessible support created by a Clinical Psychologist with lived NICU experience.

  • BLOG + RESOURCES

    NICU stories, educational articles and downloadable resources.

  • COMMUNITY

    Come and join our community of NICU parents who understand your journey

About Frankie

As a Clinical Psychologist, I have used my experiences, qualifications and skills to specialise in supporting NICU parents, past, present and future, offering one to one sessions (often via zoom), consultations, group therapy, online courses and training. I spend time supporting the NICU community via social media, providing educational and supportive material. Our aim is to validate people’s experiences and thoughts and provide a space where psychological information can be accessible.

We hope to break the silence around NICU, to bring the conversation about neonatal care and the lasting impacts it can have into mainstream, we therefore work with other charities and organisations to highlight the importance of talking about NICU. Talk to me about collaboration, writing and press. 

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