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Miscarriage Australia

Miscarriage Australia is a collaborative group of researchers and clinicians from Monash University, The University of Melbourne and Deakin University.

Led by Associate Professor Jade Bilardi from Monash University and Professor Meredith Temple-Smith from the University of Melbourne, Miscarriage Australia undertakes research to improve support for those affected by miscarriage and caring for those affected (healthcare professionals).

Vision and mission

Miscarriage Australia are researchers and clinicians who aim to help all affected by miscarriage. They understand the need for evidence-based information, acknowledgement, advocacy and advice regarding miscarriage.

How Miscarriage Australia can help

  • Miscarriage Australia undertakes innovative research to improve the way healthcare services and psychosocial support are delivered to those affected by miscarriage
  • They aim to ensure those affected by miscarriage receive the evidence-based information, acknowledgement, and advice they need.
  • They promote and support healthcare professionals in providing optimal support care leading to better outcomes for those affected by miscarriage
  • They aim to deliver improved healthcare services and psychosocial support to over 100,000 Australian couples affected by miscarriage each year.

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Last reviewed: April 2025

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After a miscarriage - Miscarriage Australia

The weeks following a miscarriage are difficult and distressing for many women. Each woman will experience post-miscarriage differently.

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I've just miscarried. What happens now? - Miscarriage Australia

In the following weeks, it important to look after yourself not just physically, but emotionally, as you process what you have been through.

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Caring for yourself after miscarriage - Miscarriage Australia

There is no right or wrong way to feel about your loss – whatever you feel is valid and ok. Look after your physical and emotional wellbeing.

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Your wellbeing - Miscarriage Australia

After your miscarriage, self-care and accepting help from others can be essential to your physical recovery and coping with your emotions.

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Your body - Miscarriage Australia

It's important to give your body the time it needs to recover and heal after miscarriage. Here's what to expect in the days and weeks ahead.

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Your emotions - Miscarriage Australia

Miscarriage is a unique form of loss and the emotions you may feel can be overwhelming. You are not alone and support services are available.

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When should I seek mental health care? - Miscarriage Australia

Worry, sadness and anxiety after miscarriage is common. Seeing a mental health professional can help in dealing with your grief and loss.

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Coping with grief and loss - Miscarriage Australia

Miscarriage is a traumatic experience which can result in complex feelings. Strong feelings of grief and loss are common after miscarriage.

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Taking time off work - Miscarriage Australia

After your miscarriage, you may want to take time to physically recover and care for your wellbeing. This might mean taking leave from work.

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Ways to remember your baby - Miscarriage Australia

You are entitled to grieve your loss and honour your baby in any way you want. Here are some ways you might like to remember your baby.

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