Welcome GrievHER, to
The Dead Mom Club - the club you never wanted to join but are so damn glad exists.

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The Dead Mom Club is a living, breathing community for GrievHERS who crave connection, language, and support where their dead mom grief is not only normal, it’s witnessed.

This is where your dead mom grief gets to be honest, sacred, and shared.

Here, you will understand what it means to belong to a grief community that understands you without explanation.

The Dead Mom Club Membership is ongoing support for women whose moms died and whose grief did not end. Inside this space, we gather to talk openly, and make meaning together. There is room here for sadness, humor, anger, spirituality, and everything in between.

This is not a support group you attend once and disappear from. It is a home base. A place you can return to when grief flares, life changes, or you simply need to be understood.

If you have been craving consistency, community, and care that does not ask you to soften your story, you are in the right place.

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The Dead Mom Club Membership includes ongoing access to community, live support, and grief centered resources.

❤️‍🔥 Monthly virtual GrievHERS Circles on the first Monday of every month at 1:30 pm and 7:30 pm cst (these are not recorded for privacy and safety)

❤️‍🔥 Monthly GrievHER workshops on the 3rd Wednesday of the month at 5 pm cst  opening with intuitive regressions led by Miranda. This is also your opportunity to connect with your dead mom besties from around the world.

❤️‍🔥 The GrievHER Lounge, your private community chat for connection and validation.

❤️‍🔥 GriefCases filled with audio recordings, journal prompts, micro rituals and  resources to invite in connection to mom.

❤️‍🔥 Regular GrievHER Guest workshops from experts in the fields of writing, numerology, somatic yoga, astrology, and so much more. 

❤️‍🔥 Member only discounts on 1:1 grief guidance and hypnotherapy sessions

❤️‍🔥 Early access and priority pricing for events, retreats, and special offerings

$33 per month
or
$333 per year
(get two months free!)

Membership is ongoing and can be canceled at any time. Annual members receive two months free.

This space is designed to support you wherever you are in your grief. You can come quietly, participate actively, or move between both as your capacity allows

You belong here

Join the Dead Mom Club and give yourself a place to land, connect, and be held in your grief.

The Dead Mom Club
FAQs

Got a question? Check out our FAQs below, if you can’t find what you need, just pop me a message.

  • The Dead Mom Club is an ongoing grief community for GrievHERS. It offers connection, live support, ritual, and shared language for women whose moms died and whose grief continues to shape their lives. This is not therapy and not a one time support group. It is a club where you, and your dead mom grief, belong.

  • It’s more than that. While support is a core part of the experience, this space blends community, psychospiritual education, ritual, and real conversation. Think connection and guidance without pressure to share more than you want.

  • No. You are always welcome exactly as you are. Some members share openly, some listen quietly, and many move between both depending on the day. There is no expectation to perform your grief here.

  • Both. I speak loudest and brightest of early loss as that is my lived experience. However, our community includes women who lost their moms as babies, children, teens, and into adulthood. What connects us is not when our moms died, but how the loss continues to live with us.

  • That’s very common, many of our members are also in therapy. The Dead Mom Club is designed to complement other forms of support, not replace them. Many members use this space for community and integration alongside therapy or coaching.

  • Yes. Grief does not expire. Many women join years or decades after their mom died because life milestones, relationships, or motherhood have reopened parts of their grief. Grief is a circle and we will continue to meet our dead mom grief for the rest of our lives. You are not late.

  • We meet live a minimum of twice per month through our GrievHERS Circles and GrievHER workshops. Often this is more than twice as we invite GrievHER Guests in for workshops. Replays of all workshops (circles are excluded) are provided if you cannot attend live.

  • You will still have access to workshop replays, the GriefCases and the GrievHER Lounge. This membership is meant to support real life schedules and changing capacity.

  • Yes. Monthly memberships can be canceled at any time. Annual memberships are paid upfront and include two months free.

  • Yes. Members receive a 10% discount on 1:1 grief guidance and hypnotherapy sessions, as well as early access and priority pricing for events, retreats, and special offerings.

  • Yes. Bigotry, hate, racism, sexism, xenophobia, etc is met with a ZERO tolerance policy. This community is moderated and guided with care, boundaries, and respect. We honor grief without bypassing and hold space without comparison.

  • That’s okay. You don’t need to be certain. You just need to be curious. Many women join simply because something in them recognizes this space and they stay because this is exactly what they’ve been looking for.

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  • I struggled to understand and articulate just how much my unprocessed grief was continuing to impact my life, even 20+ years later. In the past, I’ve also felt very invalidated about the fact that I can still be missing my mom even though she died so long ago and I didn’t have much time to get to know her. Group has totally changed that. Of course I still miss my mom - she’s my MOM.

  • I have a community of women who TRULY understand what I am feeling on a daily basis! I still have days that I can get barely out of bed, but I now can acknowledge that this sucks, reach out to a community that understands, and continue on. I also now know that this is a life journey of living with grief. I feel like I initially only thought this would be thing I check marked off (like everything else in my life) as I went through the steps.

  • There is a tangible strength being surrounded by other women who have lost their mothers, and that has been empowering to be a part of. You do an amazing job of creating a community where women feel understood and not alone.

  • 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. Miranda is a safe space. She can relate to your grief, she understands the relationship between behaviors and loss, she validate your emotions, and helps guide you on your grief journey. She walks along side you because she has experienced it all herself.

  • 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. I chose to work with her because she isn't afraid to think outside the box and ask questions you wouldn't think of. Miranda is incredibly emotionally intelligent, thoughtful, and caring. She has changed our lives and I wish we met her sooner.

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