We have the honor of welcoming Dr. Frankie Harrison of Miracle Moon to the Dear NICU mama Podcast today! And we are having a discussion all about engaging with social media in a way that honors our hearts and the places we are at in our healing journeys.

In this episode we cover:

• What is power of storytelling and sharing our journeys, specifically on social media?
• What are some ways that we can gently engage with social media? What are some ways we can protect our hearts if the content we’re seeing is too much?
• How can we move forward when we find ourselves comparing our motherhood story to others that we see on social media?
• For the moms who don’t feel comfortable sharing their story yet, what are some tangible ways that they can receive support?

We hope this episode gives you permission to engage and disengage with social media in a way that honors your heart. You are never ever alone! 💕

Dr Frankie Harrison is a clinical psychologist who specializes in supporting parents through their NICU journeys and beyond. Frankie is also a NICU mama herself, she had her first baby at 31+1 due to pre-eclampsia, so knows first-hand the impact NICU can have on your wellbeing. She runs an online community called miraclemoonuk where she shares psychological knowledge for people to normalize and validate people’s experiences. She also runs a private practice where she helps people individually and runs courses to make psychological support accessible.

To get connected with Frankie
Website | Instagram | Facebook | Miracle Moon Podcast

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