support before, during, and after pregnancy loss

free resources, professional support groups, and more

Moving Forward (Not Moving On) Book OUT NOW!

We’re Here For You..

→ If you’re struggling with processing your pregnancy loss experience and unable to see the path forward.


→ When you’re pregnant after loss and wondering if you’re the only person in the world struggling with grief and excitement at once.


→ If you’re feeling hopeless and alone, unable to think or talk about anything other than your loss/losses, and if you are without a community around you.

Current Support Groups:

  • A woman sitting on a hospital bed with a pensive look, near a textured glass door with a handle and lock.

    One Miscarriage

    6-week cohort starting on Tuesday, July 14th | Meeting on Tuesdays at 7:30pm EST

  • A soft beige background with a vase holding dried beige and white flowers. Overlaid text reads: 'recurrent pregnancy loss (2+ losses) for those without living children'.

    2+ Losses

    4-week cohort starting on Tuesday, July 14, 2026 | Meeting on Tuesdays at 8:00pm EST

  • People holding hands on a beach during sunset with a text overlay about miscarriage or sibling pregnancy loss.

    Loss After Living Children

    4-week cohort starting on Wednesday, July 8th, 2026 | Meeting on Wednesdays at 8:00pm EST

  • A woman sitting on the floor, holding her head with both hands, visibly distressed. The text overlaid on the image reads 'second trimester pregnancy loss'.

    Second Trimester Loss

    NEXT GROUP COMING SOON

WRITTEN BY OUR FOUNDER, ARDEN CARTRETTE

Moving Forward (Not Moving On): A Realistic Guide to Grief After Pregnancy Loss

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Kind Words from Clients

  • "Arden's groups are like a big warm hug when you feel so alone in your grief. I love that Arden's groups are very specific so you can choose the group that really suits you. Each week there are topics to cover with resources created by Arden that you can use to reflect and process your grief."

    Tor

  • “I was terrified to talk about my miscarriage, even with close friends. The Miscarriage Doula offered a space where I didn’t have to explain myself or minimize my pain. For the first time, my experience felt fully honored.”

    Nicole

  • “I came in feeling broken and lost. I left with clarity, grounding, and a sense that my grief made sense. The Miscarriage Doula didn’t try to fix me—she walked with me, and that made all the difference.”

    Hannah