You shouldn’t have to piece together support from a dozen different places or spend hours Googling answers when you’re already carrying so much. NICU Hearts Collective brings expert guidance, practical tools, and meaningful connection together in one place, created specifically for families who understand that the questions don’t stop at discharge.
Inside the Collective, you’ll find:
-Live calls per month and messaging support with a licensed mental health professional and early childhood occupational therapist.
-Practical on-demand tools for anxiety, nervous system recovery, bonding, and understanding your child's development.
-Downloadable workbooks, guides, and educational videos.
-A private community to ask questions, share experiences, and find ongoing support.
Start with your 7-day FREE trial and then only $47/month. Cancel at anytime.
We believe caring for NICU families means caring for both sides of the story.
Your baby may need support as they grow, feed, sleep, play, and develop. And you may need space to process what happened, rebuild trust in yourself, and help your nervous system come out of survival mode.
By bringing together occupational therapy and trauma-informed mental health expertise, we can support the whole family rather than asking parents to piece everything together alone.
Some of what we offer inside:
-Understand your nervous system with our NICU Nervous System Ladder.
-Identify patterns of activation using the PTSD Trigger Tracker.
-Learn practical ways to manage anxiety with the Anxiety SOS Toolkit.
-Join us for live community calls each month covering mental health, child development, and life after the NICU.
-Got a burning quesiton? Ask us anytime with messaging support.
A few days in the NICU can look very different from a few months, but every family deserves to have their experience acknowledged.
This is a place for the questions, celebrations, grief, uncertainty, milestones, and messy in-between moments that come with life during and after the NICU. You don’t have to explain the NICU part first. We get it.