RECURRENT PREGNANCY LOSS SUPPORT GROUP

A VIRTUAL SUPPORT GROUP FOR WOMEN WHO HAVE SUFFERED TWO OR MORE MISCARRIAGES/LOSSES
AND DO NOT HAVE LIVING CHILDREN.


Finding community is a crucial aspect of grief following pregnancy loss. When someone experiences recurrent pregnancy losses (meaning two or more in a row), there’s a build up of grief that’s mixed with fear of the future, all of the unknowns, and the stress of advocating for yourself moving forward. Our virtual 6-week support group specifically for people who have suffered multiple losses is the perfect place to find the support you’re missing in your everyday life.

MYTH: You can’t receive medical support until after three miscarriages.

Recurrent pregnancy loss is defined by ASRM as two or more miscarriages — including chemical, ectopic and molar pregnancies. In this group, we acknowledge the difference in our grief after a second loss and how each loss creates an abundance of despair.

The next cohort of this support group will meet on Tuesdays starting July 14, 2026. Your registration will include four group sessions — once a week for four weeks — as well as a resource library, private group chat, curated topics from The Miscarriage Doula, and more. Join the support group that hundreds of people have raved about as they navigate the grief of pregnancy loss.

GROUP SESSIONS INCLUDED IN THIS COHORT:

  • Week 1: Tuesday, July 21st @ 8:00 p.m. EST / 5:00 p.m. PST

  • Week 2: Tuesday, July 28th @ 8:00 p.m. EST / 5:00 p.m. PST

  • Week 3: Tuesday, August 4th @ 8:00 p.m. EST / 5:00 p.m. PST

  • Week 4: Tuesday, August 11th @ 8:00 p.m. EST / 5:00 p.m. PST

Limit to 8 group members. Deadline to join is day of the first session or until the group fills up.

PRIVATE GROUP CHAT

WEEKLY GROUP SESSION

ACCESS TO A RESOURCE LIBRARY

Joining a support group with The Miscarriage Doula was the first time I didn’t feel alone after my loss. Every week I felt seen, understood, and gently guided forward. The space Arden creates is safe, validating, and deeply human.
— Jessica
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