HELD:

Pregnancy After Loss

Upcoming Virtual Series:

June 24th - August 29th

Wednesdays: 6:30-8:00 PM (EST)

* This upcoming cohort will bring together bereaved mothers navigating pregnancy after stillbirth or late term loss experiences.

This is a 6-week program created to support mothers navigating pregnancy after loss. Through guided reflection, shared connection, gentle prenatal & trauma informed yoga, and intentional rest, we offer a nurturing space to honor both the baby who died and the baby being carried.

Together, participants are invited to care for their mind, body, and spirit while finding support within a community that understands the complexity of pregnancy after loss.

We meet weekly for 90 minutes in a small group. This helps create connection in a safe setting where all experiences are valued.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • There is no cost to participate in the Pregnancy After Loss HELD Series.

    This program is made possible through donations, sponsorships, and community support, allowing us to offer it without financial burden to participants.

    At the end of the program, participants are invited to make a donation, if they feel able, to help sustain this offering for others.

  • Yes. Participants will need a journal and pen for weekly reflections and guided exercises.

    For the yoga portion of class, participants will need:

    • A yoga mat

    • Two yoga blocks

    • A bolster (or supportive pillows/firm blankets as a substitute)

    These props are an important part of creating safety, comfort, and accessibility throughout the gentle prenatal friendly movement and restorative practices offered during the program. Modifications and options will always be provided, and participants are encouraged to participate in ways that feel supportive to their body and experience.

  • The gentle, prenatal friendly movement offered in the Pregnancy After Loss HELD Series is designed to support participants in reconnecting with and caring for their bodies during pregnancy after loss. Practices may help relieve common physical discomforts associated with pregnancy, support circulation and breathing, reduce physical tension, and encourage rest and nervous system regulation.

    Classes also include gentle strengthening and supportive movement intended to help prepare and support the body through pregnancy, birth, and the postpartum period.

    Classes are intentionally slow, supportive, and accessible, with a strong emphasis on choice, comfort, and meeting the body where it is each week. The focus is on creating space for support, grounding, and gentle connection with the body during a deeply complex experience.