SUPPORT BY THE MISCARRIAGE DOULAYour Resource for Support and care Before, During and after Pregnancy loss
SUPPORT FROM THE MISCARRIAGE DOULA.
SUPPORT FROM THE MISCARRIAGE DOULA.
OUR PROMISEWe believe all losses are worthy of grief
Including chemical pregnancies, ectopic, TFMR (termination for medical reasons), missed miscarriages, second trimester losses, molar pregnancies, and more. A loss is a loss, is a loss.
Hello and welcome!
I’m ARDEN, a certified BIRTH + BEREAVEMENT doula
SERVING PEOPLE WORLDWIDE.I am passionate about supporting you in every stage of the pregnancy loss journey.
As your doula, I provide emotional, physical, and informational support to you and your partner. I am dedicated to helping you make informed decisions, understand grief, and know what to expect from the physical and mental element of healing. My services include one-on-one zoom calls to prepare for pregnancy loss, to cope and process your experience, along with creating plans moving forward through your fertility journey.
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A miscarriage doula is someone who provides knowledgeable guidance and support to people who experience pregnancy loss at any gestation in pregnancy. They provide emotional and mental support through grief coaching and are trauma-informed individuals.
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Doulas are professionally trained and trauma-informed individuals. While they have extensive knowledge in the inner-workings of the medical field as it relates to pregnancy and miscarriage/stillbirth, they are not licensed physicians and will not diagnose or treat any conditions. Through our services you will not receive treatment plans or diagnoses.
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Even though it sounds like a simple answer, the best way to support someone through miscarriage is by being present and showing up for them. You may do this by being a listening ear, providing a meal during a difficult time, or by checking in on them often. Remember not to give unsolicited advice and don’t be afraid to ask them how they best receive support.
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The time frame is completely up to you (and sometimes your medical team). Based on your type of miscarriage, there may be a recommended waiting period (such as a month or up to six months). But unless there’s a medical reason to not get pregnant again, you may try and conceive as soon as a cycle after loss. There’s a myth that we are “more fertile” following a miscarriage and this has been studied but not thoroughly proven to be true. Take time if you want time, don’t if you feel ready for another pregnancy.
On the Blog
Here you’ll find my latest articles on all things miscarriage, loss, grief, and life after loss.