Clinician Education · KAP · Maternal Systems
Mom Parts KAP Labs
A Restorative Experiential Learning Space for Clinicians
Each month we explore a new Mom Parts theme through clinical teaching, guided reflection, community, and psycholytic (low-dose) KAP—from preparation through dosing and integration.
Up to 3 NBCC CE hours per Lab · Monthly Sessions
What is Mom Parts KAP?
A non-pathologizing, matrescence-informed approach to understanding maternal internal systems — explored through a KAP preparation, dosing, and integration framework.
Matrescence-Informed
IFS Meets KAP
Curated for Clinicians
The Journey
Each Mom Parts KAP Lab moves through three intentional stages.
01
Didactic + Experiential Learning
The first two hours are dedicated to core concepts, Mom Parts frameworks, and practical exercises. (2 NBCC CE hours)
02
Optional Low-Dose KAP Experience
The third hour is an optional psycholytic (low-dose) ketamine experiential. Medicine-free participation is always available and fully supported. (No CE)
03
Integration + Clinical Application
The fourth hour focuses on reflection, group discussion, and clinical application. (1 NBCC CE hour)
✦ Medicine-free participation is available and fully supported at every Lab.
Upcoming Labs
Each month explores a different Mom Parts theme.
All Labs Live on Zoom
Individual Labs are $350
Choose any 3 for $975
Choose any 5 for $1,500
BEST VALUE
Mom Parts Lab Bundle 5
Pick Any 5 Labs
$1,500
Save $250 versus five individual Labs at $350 each
Up to 3 NBCC CE hours per Lab for eligible participation
Medicine-free participation available at every Lab
Access to all 5 integration sessions (1 NBCC CE hour each)
Flexible — choose any 5 Labs from the menu below
GREAT VALUE
Mom Parts Lab Bundle 3
Pick Any 3 Labs
$975
Save $75 versus three individual Labs at $350 each
Up to 3 NBCC CE hours per Lab for eligible participation
Medicine-free participation available at every Lab
Access to all 3 integration sessions (1 NBCC CE hour each)
Flexible — choose any 3 Labs from the menu below
Perfectionism in Motherhood
Join us for an exploration of the pressures that fuel perfectionism in motherhood. Get to know the good intentions of your hardworking and under-supported parts who push you to get it all "exactly right".
Learning Objectives
After participating, clinicians will be able to:
Name common challenges encountered by mothers that increase susceptibility to perfectionism.
Describe the motivating hopes and fears of perfectionistic Mom Parts.
Apply the Mom Parts framework to KAP preparation, dosing, and integration.
Next Offering
3-Hour Lab Session
Tuesday, October 13, 2026
9am–12pm PT · 12–3pm ET
1-Hour Integration Session
Wednesday, October 14, 2026
10am–11am PT · 1–2pm ET
The Good Mom/Bad Mom Loop
Come explore the exhausting, self-defeating inner tug-of-war between "good" and "bad" Mom Parts. We'll map this common feedback loop together and explore ways to help clients (and ourselves) interrupt it.
Learning Objectives
After participating, clinicians will be able to:
Differentiate “Good Mom” manager parts from “Bad Mom” firefighter parts.
Identify at least two components of the Good Mom/Bad Mom Loop, and explain how those components affect each other.
Apply the Mom Parts framework to KAP preparation, dosing, and integration.
Next Offering
3-Hour Lab Session
Thursday, November 12, 2026
9am–12pm PT · 12–3pm ET
1-Hour Integration Session
Friday, November 13, 2026
10am–11am PT · 1–2pm ET
Grief in Motherhood
This KAP Lab is an invitation to discover grief as a territory full of hidden life. We will use the Mom Parts cards as part of a grief ritual, that we will share in community and carry with us.
Learning Objectives
After participating, clinicians will be able to:
List at least three common losses that mothers inevitably experience.
Identify two ways that “grief is medicine.”
Design a trauma-informed KAP session that validates maternal grief and supports connection with compassion, clarity, courage, or another needed Remedy.
Next Offering
3-Hour Lab Session
Monday, December 7, 2026
9am–12pm PT · 12–3pm ET
1-Hour Integration Session
Tuesday, December 8, 2026
10am–11am PT · 1–2pm ET
The Responsible Part
A Responsible part is often the first protector to step into a leadership role in motherhood. This session offers a gentle way to distinguish true responsibility from outdated protective patterns, and to give this foundational part the validation and support it's been needing.
Learning Objectives
After participating, clinicians will be able to:
Differentiate values-aligned responsibility from protector-driven overresponsibility by exploring the part’s stories, fears, bodily responses, and positive intentions.
Hold space for the Responsible Mom Part’s protective role while expanding access to support, flexibility, and choice.
Apply Mom Parts mapping in KAP preparation, dosing, and integration.
Next Offering
3-Hour Lab Session
Wednesday, January 13, 2027
9am–12pm PT · 12–3pm ET
1-Hour Integration Session
Thursday, January 14, 2027
10am–11am PT · 1–2pm ET
Boundaries, Intuition & Values in Motherhood
The loss of personal boundaries in motherhood is uncomfortable and sometimes enraging. We'll get to know the parts on all sides of this struggle, and reconnect with the intuition and desire buried underneath them.
Learning Objectives
After participating, clinicians will be able to:
Identify the protective Mom Parts involved in boundary conflicts and describe what those parts are trying to protect.
Use KAP to explore Wanting without judgment, and translate what surfaces into concrete, values-aligned choices in daily life.
Apply Mom Parts mapping in KAP preparation, dosing, and integration.
Next Offering
3-Hour Lab Session
Friday, February 19, 2027
9am–12pm PT · 12–3pm ET
1-Hour Integration Session
Monday, February 22, 2027
10am–11am PT · 1–2pm ET
Remedies: Playing With What Helps You Access and Expand
Join us for an exploratory session on the nine Remedies, aka the gifts of Inner Mom (calmness, curiosity, compassion, connectedness, confidence, creativity, courage, clarity, and choice).
Learning Objectives
After participating, clinicians will be able to:
Name at least three Remedies and describe how each one helps shift moms out of a blended, protective state.
Implement Brainspotting techniques to support expansion of these Remedies.
Apply Remedies in KAP preparation, dosing, and integration to support access, embodiment, and expansion of Self-energy.
Next Offering
3-Hour Lab Session
Tuesday, March 30, 2027
9am–12pm PT · 12–3pm ET
1-Hour Integration Session
Wednesday, March 31, 2027
10am–11am PT · 1–2pm ET
This Is For You If…
You're a Practitioner
Working with or curious about KAP for Moms and looking to deepen your understanding of maternal mental health.
You hold space for maternal complexity
In your clients, yourself, or both—and you’re drawn to meeting that complexity with more curiosity, compassion, and room to breathe.
You want CE hours that feel like self-care
Meaningful, restorative learning that offers something more than another requirement to complete.
You value reflection and community
A chance to learn alongside like-minded practitioners while exploring your own inner experience.
The Humans Behind the Labs
Meet the two practitioners who bring distinct expertise and a shared commitment to non-pathologizing, trauma-informed care.
Jessica Tomich Sorci, LMFT (she/hers)
Jessica is a Maternal Mental Health Expert, Speaker, Educator, and Author of When Good Moms Feel Bad. She created the Mom Parts Method, a compassionate framework to help mothers understand and navigate their internal experiences throughout motherhood and matrescence.
Meredith Futernick-Gerak, LPC (she/hers)
Meredith is a Licensed Professional Counselor and Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapist with advanced training in Brainspotting and psychedelic-assisted therapy. She founded Integrative Journey, focused on trauma-informed, brain-body approaches and experiential clinician education.
What Previous Participants Say
"
Jessica and Meredith have a calm, intuitive presence that invites all parts to actually feel welcome. I am already using 'mom parts' with clients and seeing great progress!"
"
This group led to healing for myself in ways I wasn't prepared for or even thought would happen. Not only has it allowed me to approach motherhood from a different perspective, it also allowed for healing from past stages I didn't know was needing to happen."
"
This work has been so helpful for me in developing compassion for these hardworking parts and room for expansion to allow them to rest so that I can be ready for this next chapter."
"
Both Meredith and Jessica brought valuable insights, as well as created a safe space to explore ourselves with compassion and grace."
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Medicine-free participation is fully available and supported at every Lab. You can participate in the teaching, experiential work, and integration without the optional low-dose ketamine portion.
Mom Parts KAP Labs are designed for licensed mental health clinicians who are working with, or curious about, Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy and want to deepen their understanding of maternal mental health through a parts-based lens.
Each Lab offers up to 3 NBCC CE hours for eligible participation: up to 2 CE hours for the 3-hour Lab session and up to 1 CE hour for the 1-hour integration session. The optional low-dose ketamine experiential portion does not carry CE credit. Eligibility is subject to your licensing board’s requirements.
Yes, if you choose to participate with ketamine, prescribing and medical oversight are handled independently through your own qualified medical provider. Ketamine is not required to participate in the Lab.
Yes. Individual Labs are $350, and you can register for any Lab that interests you.
Choose any 3 Labs for $975, saving $75 or any 5 Labs for $1,500, saving $250 (compared with purchasing individual Labs). Your selections determine which Lab sessions, integration sessions, and related communications you receive.
You’ll receive confirmation after registration, followed by the information you need for your Lab, including Zoom access, preparation guidance, experiential details, and any additional group information.
Registrations are non-refundable. For Mom Parts KAP Labs, one transfer to a future equivalent offering may be available with at least 72 hours’ notice, subject to availability. Transfers are generally not available for no-shows or cancellations made less than 72 hours before the program.
A mother-centered, parts-informed approach to maternal mental health, experiential learning, and KAP.
Mom Parts KAP is a collaborative educational offering from Meredith Futernick-Gerak and Jessica Tomich Sorci.
Registration and payment for Mom Parts KAP offerings are processed by Integrative Journey Modern Psychotherapy Co.
Integrative Journey Modern Psychotherapy co. has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP No. 7693. Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified. Integrative Journey Modern Psychotherapy co. is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.
Participants are responsible for confirming that their licensing or credentialing board accepts NBCC credit.
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