I lost my mom 15 years ago. It was a loss that changed me in ways I never could have imagined. The grief came in waves—sometimes quiet, sometimes overwhelming—and over time, I realized how much I longed for a space to feel understood by other women who truly "get it."
Creativity became one of the ways I found my way through. It helped me express what words could not and reconnect with parts of myself I thought were lost.
The Motherless Creative Collective was born from that longing—a space for daughters navigating maternal loss at any stage, where creativity, connection, and compassion can help transform grief into meaning and hope.



