EPISODE · May 1, 2026 · 1H 6M
Mother's Day After Mother Loss: Signs, Mediumship & Connecting with Mom
from Can't Call Your Mom with Nicole Weston · host Navigating Leadership, Motherhood, and Identity After Loss
"Grief is a lazy river—sometimes peaceful, sometimes white-water rapids. Nurturing your relationship with your mom in spirit becomes the ultimate guiding light to bring your nervous system home."If the weeks leading up to Mother's Day leave you feeling exhausted, overstimulated, or quietly resentful of the commercialized noise in your inbox, you are not alone. For motherless mothers, navigating this season is a highly complex, multi-layered environment where you are trying to honor your own motherhood while holding a deep, physical ache for the woman who is no longer here.In this raw, unfiltered roundtable episode, host Nicole Weston sits down with Miranda Malone (The Dead Mom Therapist) and Brittany Schmidt (Psychic Medium & Spiritual Mentor) for an unscripted, soul-led conversation on transforming seasonal grief into a sacred portal of connection. Together, they unpack the reality of somatic anniversary triggers, the practice of "microdosing" your grief daily, and how to communicate with your children to break generational trauma around loss. Brittany and Miranda share their expert frameworks for reading spiritual synchronicities, establishing boundaries with in-laws during loaded holidays, and integrating your shadow parts so you can actively choose love over profound loneliness.Featured Free ResourceReclaim Your Identity: Mother loss is more than a grief event—it is a permanent identity shift. Stop trying to glue the pieces of your old life back together. Download Nicole's free 5-Part Integration Workbook, Becoming Her, designed for the motherless mother who is ready to step out of survival mode and into clarity, peace, and confidence.This Episode Is For You If:You experience an intense drop in your frustration tolerance and a rise in irritability 5 to 10 business days before Mother's Day arrives.Your mother passed away before you became a parent, and you struggle to celebrate yourself without highlighting her absence.You are highly spiritual but find yourself intellectualizing your feelings rather than letting your body physically move the grief.You want to teach your children how to build an active, vibrant relationship with the maternal ancestors they cannot physically see.Inside the Episode:The 5-Year Evolution: Moving from the initial five years of absolute energetic chaos into an integrated, spiritual relationship with your parent.Microdosing Your Grief: Concrete daily rituals—from buying specific flowers to ordering coffee in her name—to keep her connection loud and clear.Demanding Signier Signs: How to ask spirit for weirdly specific indicators, featuring Brittany's wild story of the purple Jeep, a birthday license plate, and an ice cream shop.The Death Meets Disco Energy: Shaking up traditional, somber Western mourning spaces by infusing high-vibrational music (like Billy Joel's Vienna) into grief circles.The 4-Minute Inner Child Shift: Nicole shares her real-time somatic framework for guiding her 7-year-old daughter through inner child integration before a major performance.The Final Phone Call: What Nicole, Miranda, and Brittany would say today if they could reach their mothers on the phone for one last conversation.Connect with Our Guests:🔮 Connect with Brittany: Access spiritual mentorship, mediumship tools, and breathwork frameworks a http://www.brittanyschmidt.ca 🌿 Connect with Miranda: Explore the private Griever Circles and workshops inside the Dead Mom Club athttp://www.mirandamalone.coConnect with Nicole:✨ Work with Me: Access deep-rooted transformational coaching to process what you've been carrying. Book your free connection call: Calendly📸 Instagram: Send a DM or share a voice memo of your own love note to be witnessed by our community: @thenicoleweston
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