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about me:

I am Mia Cara Cosco, a grief writer and research assistant with over ten years of experience in the field of psychedelic research coordination and children's trauma-informed care.

 

I co-lead the Code Red study in collaboration with Quantified Citizen, focusing on the impacts of psychedelic medicine and women's menstrual cycles.

 

I host grief support groups in the harvard and mit area that unlock anger, sadness, and vulnerability. i also lead connection groups to minimize loneliness.  central to my work is a book i am currently working on publishing: "the guilt trip: the loss of my mother and the psychedelic solution."

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I hold space for grief processing for people who are feeling fed up and want to just get over it so they can get back to living life.

The Beauty of Grief program is an online community and healing space that redefines grief as a source of profound transformation and connection. Rooted in my GRIEF Methodology (Gather, Rage, Introspection, Entheogens, and Fearlessness), the program combines evidence-based practices, creative exploration, and heartfelt community engagement to guide participants through the complexity of loss.

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"mia! thank you so much for holding space for the group last night! ❤️ looking forward to more of your events"

devyn, vancouver

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