Support after a miscarriage

Grief and Loss Specialist Claire Chew Gillenson, MA, explains where the best places to find support are after a miscarriage
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Support after a miscarriage

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After experiencing a miscarriage, it is really important to know that you have support around you no matter where you live and whatever conditions you are surrounded by. You can reach out to family and friends. If you don't have family and friends available, reach out to support in your community; whether it be through religious affiliations, like a clergy, or whether it be through a support group. There is a national support group called "Resolve." It's a non-profit and they have regional support groups in your area. You can reach out to a therapist or a counselor. With all of these resources, just listen to it. Know that they available to you, most of the time, free of charge. Most importantly, know that you don't have to go through it alone. Reach out. It will help you in your healing process.
PREGNANCY, Miscarriage and Loss

Grief and Loss Specialist Claire Chew Gillenson, MA, explains where the best places to find support are after a miscarriage

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Claire Chew, MA

Grief & Loss Specialist

Claire Chew is a Life Transformation/Grief Coach based in Los Angeles, serving clients locally in Southern California and globally via Skype. Her work has been featured in Marie Claire, InStyle, Martha Stewart's Living, Body + Soul, and on Good Morning America. Claire brings an integrative approach to her life coaching, melding Eastern and Western philosophies with a focus on the whole of our being: physical, mental, emotional and spiritual. Her proven methods help empower individuals to create their own joy and happiness while moving through life transitions. Claire specializes in grief that is not part of mainstream conversations: pet loss, miscarriage, pregnancy loss, suicide and recovery. A published author, speaker and educator, she is the founder of Luxepets.


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After experiencing a miscarriage, it is really important to know that you have support around you no matter where you live and whatever conditions you are surrounded by. You can reach out to family and friends. If you don't have family and friends available, reach out to support in your community; whether it be through religious affiliations, like a clergy, or whether it be through a support group. There is a national support group called "Resolve." It's a non-profit and they have regional support groups in your area. You can reach out to a therapist or a counselor. With all of these resources, just listen to it. Know that they available to you, most of the time, free of charge. Most importantly, know that you don't have to go through it alone. Reach out. It will help you in your healing process.
PREGNANCY, Miscarriage and Loss