Katy Huie Harrison, PhD

Katy Huie Harrison, PhD, is an author, mom, recurrent miscarriage survivor, & owner of Undefining Motherhood. She lives in Atlanta with her husband (affectionately known on the internet as "Husband,") son (Jack), and daughter (Branham). She believes our society puts too many expectations on women that make womanhood and motherhood restrictive. Her goal is to shift the paradigm about what it means to be a woman and mother, giving all women a greater sense of agency over their own lives. You can find Katy and her work featured in places like CNN's Headline News, Romper, Scary Mommy, Love What Matters, & more.

How to Support Someone After Miscarriage: Validate their Grief

What is the best way to be supportive of your friend during miscarriage? Many people wonder how to support someone after miscarriage, which is why we have so many resources on this subject. We’ve covered miscarriage support before, providing specific, actionable tips for helping a friend through a miscarriage. We also have a great article […]

Dear Infertility Mom, Skip the Baby Shower After Miscarriage

Dear infertility mom (yes, you are a mom to me), I’m here as your personal permission slip. From this point forward, consider yourself fully exempt from going to baby showers after miscarriage or infertility. I also give you permission to say no to hosting a baby shower after miscarriage or infertility. And if you are […]

5 Tips for Coping with Pregnancy Anxiety After Miscarriage

Pregnancy after loss can be emotionally draining. Thanks to great mental healthcare, I developed a lot of coping mechanisms for making it through pregnancy after loss. Read my story & find my top 5 tips for coping with pregnancy anxiety.

Raising a Child With Autism: Experiencing Joy in the Unexpected

When you get a difficult diagnosis, it can turn your world upside down. Even if you were expecting the news, an actual diagnosis forces you into a reality that is different from the one you’ve previously known. This is why receiving difficult diagnoses often lead people to experience grief. In this article, Jeanna Aarhus discusses […]