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For NICU and neonatal parents

Support from Dr Frankie Harrison, HCPC-registered Clinical Psychologist, NICU trauma specialist and NICU parent

Whether you are sitting beside an incubator right now, or you came home months ago and are still trying to make sense of it, this page is for you. Everything below is free to start with, written without jargon and without silver linings.

Where to start

There is no right order. Start wherever feels most useful today, and come back to the rest when you are ready.

The NICU Parent HandbookA free guide to the thoughts and feelings no one warns you about. Sent straight to your inbox.Free resourcesPractical support for anxiety, guilt, grief, flashbacks and reconnecting with the people around you.The NICU SpaceOur peer support community, for parents who understand it without you having to explain.The podcastHonest conversations about life during and after neonatal care.Downloads and guidesWorksheets and guides you can keep and return to in your own time.ArticlesWriting from Dr Frankie Harrison on the emotional side of neonatal care.

If you would like one to one support, Miracle Moon offers therapy with practitioners who specialise in neonatal trauma.

Find out about therapy

A Miracle Moon therapy session in a warm, calm setting