Why Motherhood Activates So Many Parts
A free live conversation about Mom Parts, KAP, and the support mothers actually need.
Wednesday, September 30, 2026 · 12–1 p.m. ET / 9–10 a.m. PT · Live on Zoom
Come live or register to receive the replay.
Motherhood can bring forward parts of us that feel anxious, perfectionistic, angry, resentful, overwhelmed, self-critical, fiercely protective, numb, or desperate for space.
These experiences are often treated as problems to correct. But what if they are adaptive responses trying to protect something vulnerable?
What we’ll explore together
- Why motherhood can reactivate old wounds, protective strategies, and competing internal experiences
- How to approach anger, anxiety, guilt, grief, shame, and ambivalence without pathologizing them
- How the Mom Parts framework reveals the protective intelligence beneath difficult reactions
- How a Mom Parts lens can support KAP preparation, dosing, and integration
- What mothers and the clinicians who support them may actually need from this work
You are welcome here
Come from lived experience, professional curiosity, or both. No previous experience with Mom Parts or ketamine-assisted psychotherapy is needed.
- Moms seeking a more compassionate way to understand their inner experience
- Clinicians and practitioners who support mothers
- Practitioners who are also navigating their own Mom Parts
- Anyone curious about Mom Parts, KAP, or the intersection of the two
Meet the humans holding the conversation
Jessica Tomich Sorci, LMFT is a maternal mental health expert, speaker, educator, author of When Good Moms Feel Bad, and creator of the Mom Parts Method—a compassionate framework for understanding mothers’ internal experiences throughout motherhood and matrescence.
Meredith Futernick-Gerak, LPC is a certified psychedelic assisted therapist, brainspotting consultant, and clinician educator; specializing in trauma-informed and experiential clinician education.
Meredith and Jessica will guide the conversation, with a welcome from community host Ilana Mazlin.
A few things you may be wondering
Here is what to know before you register.
Yes. This is a free, one-hour introductory conversation.
No. The conversation is designed to be accessible whether these ideas are familiar or completely new to you.
No. Moms, clinicians, practitioners who are moms, and anyone curious about this work are welcome.
No. This is an educational conversation. There is no medicine experience or personal ketamine participation.
Register anyway. The replay will be sent to everyone who registers.
Bring every curious part of you
Join us for a warm, nonpathologizing introduction to Mom Parts, KAP, and the support mothers actually need.
© 2026 Mom Parts KAP.
A collaborative educational offering from Meredith Futernick-Gerak and Jessica Tomich Sorci.