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Free Online Support Groups for Miscarriage and Pregnancy Loss

Miscarriage and pregnancy loss can be one of the loneliest griefs people carry, in part because so much of it happens in private. A free online miscarriage support group gives you a place to talk about that loss honestly with peers who have lived through it themselves.

Live groups available daily.

Upcoming Groups

Losing someone through substance use
Tom_Flanagan

Tom_Flanagan

Losing someone through substance use

Grief includes both the emotional pain of loss and also the suffering of trying to get back on our feet. In our own personal voyages there is a lot of advice out there. Some of it softens the pain but some of it also really cuts. My goal has never been to "get over it" but rather to learn to "carry it." The sessions will start with a sign in naming ourself and our lost loved one, reviewing the simple ground rules for participating, sharing some of our story, sharing reactions so some of the advice that is offered to us, and closing wit sharing one small thing that our lost loved one could always do to leave us with a smile.

Grief
Loss of a loved one
Substance abuse
1/16
Tue, 5/19, 7:00 PM60 min
The Healing Journey of Grief.  Temperature Check.
levornia

levornia

The Healing Journey of Grief. Temperature Check.

This is a very safe space for any and everyone. For a brief moment we are going to come together and pour our hearts out. The session will not be a long session but very effective one. We are giving ourselves 60 minutes to sing, scream, laugh, holler, dance and cry about our grief or any circumstances we are dealing with. In our midweek check-in, we are here to check our temperature. How are you doing?

Grief
Loss of a loved one
Spirituality
1/16
Wed, 5/20, 11:00 PM60 min
Grief and Grievers

Member-led

Grief and Grievers

Anyone recovering from loss

Grief
Loss
Loss of a loved one
1/16
Fri, 5/22, 12:00 AM60 min
Motherless Daughters & now Daughterless Mother's
Jenny_IIWII

Jenny_IIWII

New 🎉
Motherless Daughters & now Daughterless Mother's

Gals who've lost a mother(figure) or who've lost a daughter

Grief
Loss of a loved one
Moving forward
1/8
Sat, 5/23, 5:00 PM90 min
Topic context

Understanding miscarriage and pregnancy loss

Losing a loved one can feel like losing a part of yourself. The grief can be overwhelming and isolating, especially when others around you have moved on or don’t fully understand the depth of your pain. It’s a journey that requires time, compassion, and a safe space to process. Peer support sessions give people the chance to connect with others who have experienced similar losses. These conversations help participants feel understood and less alone in their grief. Sharing memories, struggles, and even moments of hope can provide emotional relief and remind individuals that healing is possible, one step at a time.

Why it helps

How peer support helps with miscarriage and pregnancy loss

Peer support helps with miscarriage because the people in your life often do not know what to say, or say things that hurt without meaning to. A group of peers who have been through pregnancy loss already understands the silence, the second-guessing, and the way grief can sit underneath the rest of your life for a long time.

Inside the room

What miscarriage and pregnancy loss groups often cover

  • Miscarriage, stillbirth, early pregnancy loss, and recurrent loss
  • Grief that hits in waves around due dates, anniversaries, and other pregnancies
  • Partner dynamics, family reactions, and the loneliness of unspoken loss
  • Trying again, fear of another loss, and the complicated feelings that come with it
  • What other members have found grounding through this kind of grief
Good fit for

Who these groups may help

  • People who have experienced miscarriage or pregnancy loss
  • Partners of those grieving a pregnancy loss
  • Anyone carrying grief that other people do not always recognize as a real loss
  • People navigating recurrent loss or fertility journeys after loss
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Related topics

These topics often connect with miscarriage and pregnancy loss and may offer another helpful angle, language, or support space.

Frequently asked questions

How soon after a miscarriage can I join a support group?

There is no waiting period. Some people join in the same week as their loss, others years later. Members come from every stage of grief, so there is no wrong time to show up.

Are partners welcome in miscarriage support groups?

Yes. Pregnancy loss affects partners too, and partners often have fewer places to talk about it. Many groups include both the person who was pregnant and their partner.

Can I attend if I am pregnant again after a loss?

Yes. Pregnancy after loss is one of the hardest stretches to navigate alone. A group can hold the fear, the hope, and the grief that often coexist without forcing you to pick one feeling.
1-on-1 support

Want to speak to someone one on one about miscarriage and pregnancy loss?

Connect with a trained Peer Specialist for a private miscarriage and pregnancy loss session.

See Miscarriage and Pregnancy Loss specialists

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