Support for
Loss that often goes unspoken. Sensitive counselling after pregnancy loss.
Compassionate, non-judgmental support after miscarriage, stillbirth, termination, and other pregnancy loss — including Medicare-rebated non-directive pregnancy counselling.

Key information you should know
- Pregnancy loss is one of the most under-supported forms of grief — your loss is real, however early or recent.
- Medicare-rebated non-directive pregnancy counselling is available with one of our clinicians — up to three sessions for individuals who are currently pregnant or who have recently experienced pregnancy loss.
- We support birthing parents, partners, and carers — and work alongside your GP, obstetric team, or midwife where helpful.
Signs you might benefit from pregnancy loss support
- Intense grief, sadness, or numbness following miscarriage, stillbirth, or termination
- Feeling isolated — that no one around you fully understands the loss
- Anxiety about a subsequent pregnancy, conceiving again, or attaching to a future baby
- Difficulty being around pregnant people, babies, or pregnancy-related milestones
- Guilt, shame, or self-blame about the loss
- Relationship strain as you and a partner grieve differently
- A loss that happened months or years ago but still feels close to the surface
How therapy can help with pregnancy loss
Miscarriage, stillbirth, termination for medical reasons, and other pregnancy losses bring grief that is often minimised socially. Your loss is real regardless of how early or recent it was.
Medicare-rebated non-directive pregnancy counselling may be available in eligible circumstances. Therapy supports parents and partners, and can help with anxiety about future pregnancies when you are ready.
Psychologists who support pregnancy loss
4 psychologists with experience in pregnancy loss.
Accepting new clientsBook with GraceDr Grace Hayes
Psychology Registrar
Grace is an experienced psychologist who supports clients across the lifespan to work towards meaningful therapeutic outcomes. She brings a thoughtful, non-judgemental approach with a special interest in perinatal mental health.
Works from Succoris Sunbury
Accepting new clientsBook with KristyKristy Ward
Psychologist & Director
Kristy is a warm, highly experienced psychologist who brings nearly two decades of clinical practice to helping people feel understood, supported and confident as they work towards meaningful change.
2 clinics
Accepting new clientsBook with MaiaraMaiara Kunzler
Psychologist
Maiara is passionate about creating a safe, warm, and collaborative space where clients feel supported, respected, and empowered throughout the therapeutic process.
2 clinics

Sophie Lord
Clinical Psychologist
Sophie provides warm, thoughtful therapy for children, adolescents and adults via telehealth. She is culturally aware, inclusive, and brings genuine curiosity to each person's story.
2 clinics
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