Miscarriage Support Group

Our support groups are unique and structured to meet the grief-needs of bereaved mothers (or those who have suffered pregnancy loss and are grieving). They are created by bereavement doulas who have the professional knowledge of pregnancy loss and grief and the personal experience of pregnancy loss during the first trimester. The support group is a place where we can freely discuss miscarriage and pregnancy loss, openly talk about grief, and find the validation and tools needed to continue moving forward through life after loss.

This group is for you if:

You've had one miscarriage or type of pregnancy loss (we include ectopic pregnancy, TFMR, and chemical pregnancy in this group)
You currently don't have living children (I'm sorry, I know it's painful to meet this criteria)
You're feeling alone or like people in your everyday life don't understand the grief that you're experiencing

Through the support group, you'll connect with a minimum of 5 and maximum of 10 women who have also suffered one loss and are currently navigating that grief. We believe that you belong here no matter when your loss happened -- group support is incredibly helpful at any point in grief.

Topics discussed in this group:

Hearing each other's stories of loss and feeling validation and less alone
Grief specific to pregnancy loss (and why grief feels so heavy)
Navigating friendships, relationships, work-life, and society after loss
Communicating about your grief with your partner (if you have one) and how family dynamics can be helpful or difficult
Testing available after a miscarriage and how to advocate for yourself
Managing grief on big days such as holidays, due dates, milestones, and more

With your registration, you'll have access to six group sessions (once a week for six weeks), a private group chat for your cohort where you can have a support system in real time, pertinent handouts and resources based on your grief needs, carefully planned topics created by the team at The Miscarriage Doula.

The six (6) weekly sessions will take place on:

Sunday, April 13, 2025 from 5:00pm - 6:30pm EST (USA)
Sunday, April 20, 2025 from 5:00pm - 6:30pm EST (USA)
Sunday, April 27, 2025 from 5:00pm - 6:30pm EST (USA)
Sunday, May 4, 2025 from 5:00pm - 6:30pm EST (USA)
Sunday, May 18, 2025 from 5:00pm - 6:30pm EST (USA)
Sunday, June 1, 2025 from 5:00pm - 6:30pm EST (USA)

Please note that the time zone is set for EST (Eastern Standard Time) based on our main base being located in that time zone. Anyone, in any time zone can join our groups as long as it works for your schedule! We would love to have you.

At The Miscarriage Doula, we ensure that our groups and support are inclusive and supportive spaces making them safe for queer families and people of color. Arden is certified as a Birth and Bereavement Doula through Sisters in Loss and aims to always learn about reproductive risks and affects based on culture and race.

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WHAT RECENT GROUP MEMBERS ARE SAYING ABOUT OUR GROUPS:

"I did two recurrent pregnancy loss support groups with Arden and it helped me so much during a really tough time. I’ve recommended Arden’s support groups and 1:1 services to multiple friends and they also had great things to say about the support they received. Couldn’t recommend Arden and her support groups enough. Really helped me to heal emotionally as well as gain good information on testing, vitamins, etc to bring back to my fertility team. I still keep in touch with some of the women in my groups as well. If you unfortunately need the support after loss, please use the miscarriage doula!" - Sarah

"Wow I’m so happy my friend told me about this support group. I loved the first one so much I signed up for a second session after my second miscarriage. This was the support I needed." - Sam

'During the 6 weeks of the grief support group, I felt the edges of my grief soften. When my group began, a couple months after my loss, the pain was so raw, my anger and sadness felt like it was multiplying so quickly that nothing I tried could offer any lasting comfort. I couldn’t push people away fast enough, I couldn’t punish myself hard enough. Meeting with other women who also felt this loss so deeply provided gave my grief a place to rest, to be seen, to finally feel comfort. I still grieve my loss but am now better able to focus on the love I gained and find comfort in the short time I had with my baby." - Megan

What's your refund policy?
We know that group support isn't for everyone and while we try to make our support bridge the gap in other offerings -- sometimes it doesn't feel like the right time. We will offer a 75% refund if you withdraw from the group prior to the start date/time of the second support session. After that time frame, it's on a case to case basis and the percentage may change.
What happens if I get pregnant during a cohort?
Some people join our groups after their miscarriage and while they are trying to conceive again which means pregnancy is a possibility. We ask that there be NO pregnancy announcements during our cohort as we want to focus solely on grief. We find from past group members that the group is really helpful and great during the early days of PAL too as you tend to still relate to grief topics however if you'd like to change groups, we can discuss that privately if the time comes!
Does your group support help if I'm SMBC or no longer with my previous partner?
We aim for our groups to be as inclusive as possible. While there is a week that we discuss partners and their support -- your moderator will be privately checking in with you and making sure that we shape that conversation to benefit you as well. In past groups, we've heard from single women that it's still helpful to reflect on their previous partners and single-women-by-choice find it helpful to reflect on how they cope with doing this along and without the partner support. We hold the space for all of it!
I'm doing IVF and struggling with infertility on top of my miscarriage, do I fit in here?
Always -- our main focus is on grief and we don't often focus on the trying to conceive so we don't see that there's been a problem with the language or experiences in getting pregnant. Your moderator will continue to work to make this space safe for you.

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