Loss & Bereavement Support

Pregnancy Loss, Infant Loss, and Grief Support Resources in Vermont

Experiencing pregnancy loss, infant loss, or any kind of perinatal grief can feel disorienting, isolating, and heavy. You deserve support that meets you with tenderness, validation, and the space to grieve in your own way. The providers in this category offer compassionate care — whether you’re in the immediate shock of loss, navigating the weeks and months that follow, or seeking support for a loved one. You don’t have to carry this alone.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Support is available for miscarriage, stillbirth, infant loss, termination for medical reasons, infertility-related grief, and other forms of perinatal trauma or loss.

  • It may include one-on-one counseling, support groups, grief education, rituals or remembrance practices, and guidance for navigating daily life after loss — always at your pace.

  • Yes. Some doulas are specifically trained to accompany families through labor and birth when the baby has died or is not expected to survive, or when a pregnancy must be ended for medical reasons. Their role is to provide grounding, advocacy, and continuous emotional support during this difficult experience.

  • Some counseling or therapy sessions may be covered by insurance. Support groups are often free or low-cost. It varies by provider, so checking directly is recommended.

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