Maternal Loss Psychology Service

About this service

Maternal Loss Psychology Service offers specialist psychological support for women and birthing parents experiencing mental-health difficulties following pregnancy or infant loss. This service is designed to give people practical support, steadier day-to-day guidance and a clearer route forward when health, wellbeing or recovery needs are affecting life. Depending on the service, support may include emotional support, group work, education, harm reduction, practical advice, recovery planning or signposting to wider help. Checking the website or contacting the team before attending can help confirm how to access support and what is currently available.

How they can help you

Maternal Loss Psychology Service can help by offering a welcoming point of contact and support that feels manageable and realistic. Depending on the service, this may involve community activities, education, one-to-one support, practical advice, treatment options, recovery planning or help connecting with other services. The aim is to make it easier for people to feel supported, build confidence and move toward better health, wellbeing and everyday stability.

What to expect

When you get in touch, the team may explain whether a referral or assessment is needed and help you understand the next step.

Who it's for

Women and birthing parents affected by pregnancy loss or infant loss who need psychological support.

Getting support

Eligibility

Access may depend on local service criteria or professional referral routes.

services.opening_hours

Monday to Friday, 9am - 5pm

Referral requirements

A referral from a healthcare professional or social worker may be required to access this service

Helpful guides

Practical advice that can help you understand your next step.