Learn, Grow & Connect with a Community Peers
We understand how important community and connection are in bereavement work.
We've created a variety of opportunities to help you get plugged into the support you need.
Bereaved Parents Community Group
You are not alone.
If you’ve experienced a miscarriage, stillbirth, or infant loss, we gently invite you to join our free Bereaved Parents Community Group. a monthly online gathering offering connection, compassion, and space to grieve.
Led by fellow loss parents and Haven Bereavement Doulas, Abby Jorgensen and Julie McKay, this group meets virtually each month to discuss a suggested theme, open conversation, and time to share resources.
Join Our (Virtual) Book Club*
Everyone is welcome to join in these warm, engaging discussions on books about grief.
2026 Book Club Pass: Purchase this pass to join all three book clubs in 2026. Memberships to individual book clubs will also be available throughout the year.
In March, we will be discussing Lady Tan's Circle of Women.
In June, we will be discussing On Death and Dying.
And, in November, we will be discussing Still: A Memoir of Loss, Love, and Motherhood.
*Please note, Book club registration costs $15 each and does not include the book.
Haven Happy Hours
Most of our virtual happy hours are private gatherings for Haven doulas, but we also love opening the door from time to time with public happy hours for everyone to join.
Join Our (Virtual) Book Club*
Everyone is welcome to join in these warm, engaging discussions on books about grief.
Fall Book (Starting in November):
Selections from What God is Honored Here? Writings on Miscarriage and Infant Loss by and for Native Women and Women of Color (with private editor q&a)
*Please note, Book club registration costs $15 each and does not include the book.
Bereaved Parents Community Group
You are not alone.
If you’ve experienced a miscarriage, stillbirth, or infant loss, we gently invite you to join our free Bereaved Parents Community Group. a monthly online gathering offering connection, compassion, and space to grieve.
Led by fellow loss parents and Haven Bereavement Doulas, Abby Jorgensen and Julie McKay, this group meets virtually each month to discuss a suggested theme, open conversation, and time to share resources.