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Reproductive Grief and Loss Support

Miscarriage can be a very difficult experience. The pain is real—your loss matters. And you don’t have to walk this road by yourself.

At Marisol Health, we offer a safe, compassionate space where women who have experienced pregnancy or infant loss can find community, comfort, and healing.

Our Support 

Many people find that it takes longer to heal emotionally than physically. Grief is a normal response to pregnancy loss. Although you may feel isolated in your experience, you are not alone. 

Your Experience is Unique 

Keep in mind that there is no right or wrong way to react. There are no set timelines for processing emotions, grieving, and healing. Your experience is unique. 

Grief is a process of healing. It is a way to find a new way forward. Our team at Marisol Health is here to listen and provide any support you may need.

Where Can I Go for Help and Support? 

If you are experiencing difficulty after a miscarriage, you may need some support. This may be soon after the miscarriage or much later on. 

There are many types of support to choose from, for example:

  • Talk to someone you are close to, like your partner, family member, or friend
  • Anonymously visit websites like miscarriagehurts.com 
  • Call the recovery helpline: 866-482-5433
  • Talk to a spiritual counselor
  • Attend a support group
  • See a mental health professional

Different resources work for different people. Many resources are free, and others might be covered by health insurance. All of the resources will protect your confidentiality. 

We believe healing happens in community. When we sit with others who know our grief, something shifts. You are seen. You are heard. You are not alone. Marisol Health is here to walk alongside you. 

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Acknowledgements

  1. Harris, J. (2015). A Unique Grief. International Journal of Childbirth Education, 30 (1), 82-84.
  2. Kluger-Bell, K. (2000). Unspeakable Losses: Healing from Miscarriage, Abortion, and Other Pregnancy Loss. Harper Collins.
  3. Venter, H.J. (2002). Understanding Reproductive Grief. Unpublished manuscript. 
  4. Worden, J.W. (2018). Grief counseling and grief therapy: A handbook for the mental health practitioner (5th ed. ). Springer Publishing Company. 
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