A miscarriage doula is a trained, non-medical support professional who provides emotional, informational, and practical support before, during, and after pregnancy loss. They walk alongside individuals and families through miscarriage and other forms of pregnancy loss, offering education, validation, advocacy, and grief support without judgment or timelines.

Support groups meet virtually and are small, intimate, and intentionally facilitated. Each week includes a meaningful topic, guided reflection, and space for sharing or listening. You’ll also have access to handouts, prompts, and a private group chat for continued connection.

Over the five years of The Miscarriage Doula, we’ve learned a lot about what helps our community feel safest and most supported. When events are free, we lose the ability to thoughtfully shape the group and protect the kind of space we work hard to create. We also keep our groups intentionally small, and charging helps ensure that spots are held by people who are able to attend and engage, so we can offer the level of care and connection you deserve.

Fees for our offerings also directly support our work and our family. We give generously of our time whenever we can, but we aren’t able to offer everything for free. Thank you for understanding and for valuing the care behind this work.

If someone is unable to afford our support groups, we do offer financial assistance thanks to some wonderful donors. Reach out to Arden if you need this assistance.