Welcome, GrievHER, to the dead mom club 💀

the one you never wanted to join but are so damn glad exists.

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I’m Miranda Malone,

The Mother Loss Therapist

I help women who lost their moms too soon (through death, distance, or disconnection) do more than just survive it. Together, we rebuild self-trust, belonging, and a sense of wholeness that grief tried to take.

My mom Rosalie died when I was five months old, so I know firsthand that losing your mother isn’t a single moment, it’s something that shapes how you love, trust, and see yourself for the rest of your life.

Through soul-level healing, community support, and the kind of grief work that actually hits, I help you integrate your loss in a way that honors her and helps you find you again. Because healing isn’t about “getting over it.” It’s about finally coming home to yourself.

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Your grief isn’t a problem to solve, it’s a story to honor, a love to integrate, and a part of you that’s still reaching for home.
If you’re craving soul-level healing, real connection, and a place where you never have to explain why you still miss your mom, you belong inside the Dead Mom Club.
This is where the GrievHERS gather: to be seen, held, and reminded they’re not alone in any of it.

Here’s How We Can Work Together:

The Dead Mom Club

The club none of us wanted to join, but all of us need. Fresh grief talks every month.

Let's Go Bestie!

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Kind words from GrievHERS:

  • “Losing my parents much younger than is considered ‘normal’ left me feeling like people did not understand what I was going through, and I felt very alone in my grief. Today, I feel the strength of being surrounded by other women who have lost their mothers. I have a greater sense of comfort in my grief. I’m taking time to honor my mom and connect with her.”

    - Jackie J.

  • “I initially thought grief would be a thing I checked off (like everything else in my life) as I went through the steps. I now know that this is a life journey of living with grief.”

    - Karenna Z.

  • “I chose Miranda because she gets it. She knows what it's like to grow up without a mom and to feel the pain we feel. She isn’t afraid to think outside the box and ask questions you wouldn’t think of. I see that there are other women who feel the way I do and it makes me grateful that I joined this group.”

    - Tatiana T.

  • “My mother died in 1981 when I was 17. There were no resources for me. There wasn’t even a high school guidance counselor to assist me let alone the Internet! When I discovered Miranda was starting a mother loss group in my community 44 years later , I knew I had to join. Her insight and guidance has been the most impactful experience in my life.”

    - Mary G.

  • “I felt like I was the only person my age to have lost their mom. People acknowledged that life was hard without a mom, but they never went beyond that point. Now, I have a community of women who TRULY understands what I am feeling on a daily basis!”

    - Karenna Z.

  • “Miranda’s event was a heartfelt pause to honor my mom. Surrounded by women who get it, I felt seen, comforted, and warmly embraced.”

    - Jen K.

  • “I struggled to understand just how much my unprocessed grief was continuing to impact my life, even 20+ years later. Miranda's group has totally changed that. I don’t feel alone anymore.”

    - Alma S.

  • “This experience was like a big hug from the universe (and my mother in heaven)I didn’t know I needed. It was such a safe space, and the realization that ALL of these women who filled the room understood how I’ve felt since the day I lost my mom was a feeling I’ll never forget.”

    - Erin M.

  • “Miranda is a safe space. She can relate to your grief, she understands the relationship between behaviors and loss, she validates your emotions, and she helps guide you on your grief journey. She walks alongside you because she has experienced it all herself. I look forward to my meetings with Miranda. I always come away with a new tool in my coping toolbox.”

    - Mary G.

  • “Before working with Miranda, I was pushing down any and all feelings until I was literally bursting in all areas of life. I still have days that I can barely get out of bed, but I now can acknowledge that this sucks, reach out to a community that understands, and continue on.”

    - Karenna Z.

  • "Miranda has a gift of creating the space and comfort for people to open up and facilitate genuine connections in their grief. I am so thankful for the grievHERS community."

    - Jackie J.

  • “After working with Miranda, I realized that my hyper independence and lifelong issues with boundaries were a product of my early mother loss. I never connected the two. I’ve seen therapists in the past, but none of them connected the dots. It all makes sense to me now.”

    - Mary G.

  • “Past therapists didn’t seem to ‘get it’ or know where to start when I’ve verbalized that I think I’ve actually been pretty f’ed up about my mom dying all those years ago. I really appreciate Miranda’s expertise from both a clinical perspective and lived experience. I truly love going to group. It’s helped more than any of the therapists I’ve worked with.”

    - Alma S.

  • “Miranda is incredibly emotionally intelligent, thoughtful, and caring. She has changed our lives and I wish we met her sooner.”

    - Tatiana T.

  • “Even though I walked in alone, I didn’t feel lonely. I was in a room with other women who completely understood the Mom-sized hole in my world.”

    - Jen K.

  • “I’ve never been around people who truly get it, and being in a room full of women who get it on a really hard day made me feel a little less alone.”

    - Alma S.