Motherhood breaks you open.
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And motherhood is a portal for healing. Â
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What if the harder you try to get motherhood 'right,' the worse you feel?
What if your worst mothering moments were actually your parts trying to help? ​
What if there is nothing wrong with you?Â
Discover the revolutionary approach that's changing how moms understand themselves and heal.
Start With The Book:
'When Good Moms Feel Bad'
An introduction to the Mom Parts Method; helping mothers better understand guilt, anger, anxiety, shame, and the parts of themselves that work so hard to hold everything together.
Gather With Us
Motherhood can feel incredibly isolating, especially when you're carrying feelings that no one else is talking about.
An In-Person Gathering for Moms
The Mom Parts Experience in NYC
Date & Time: Friday, November 13, 2026, 10:00 AM–2:00 PM Eastern
Location: CLM Collective, 786 Lexington Avenue, Floor 2, New York, NY
 Review the registration page for participation details, preparation guidance, pricing options, and any medical requirements.
You can love being their mom and still have parts that are struggling.
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Part of you wants to be patient.
Part of you is completely maxed out.
Part of you wants to get everything right.
Part of you wants everyone to leave you alone.
Part of you knows how deeply you love your children.
And another part wonders where you went.
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All Mom Parts Are Welcome.
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The Mom Parts KAP Collaboration
Meet the two practitioners who bring distinct expertise and a shared commitment to non-pathologizing, trauma-informed care.Â
Jessica Tomich Sorci, LMFTÂ (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. Â
She is a Continuing Education Provider focused on trauma-sensitive and experiential clinician education.
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