Meredith Futernick-Gerak

What if maternal shame isn’t pathology?

So many moms are carrying guilt, depletion, ambivalence, resentment, grief, and inner criticism; often without enough space to name what’s really happening inside.

In this clip from our free webinar, Jessica Sorci and I explore a more compassionate, non-pathologizing way to understand maternal mental health.

For clinicians who want to go deeper:

✨ July Mom Parts KAP Lab: Turning Toward Shame

✨ June 27 NYC Day Retreat + Experiential Clinical Training: When Good Moms Feel Bad

Learn more at MomPartsKAP.com

Motherhood's Toll on Mental Health So many moms are carrying shame, guilt, depletion, ambivalence, and...

What if earning CE hours felt restorative?

Most continuing education asks us to sit longer, think harder, and absorb more information.

This day is designed differently.

On June 27, we’re gathering in NYC for a day of experiential learning, reflection, community, and restoration.

You’ll earn 7 NBCC CE hours while exploring:

✧ The Mom Parts framework through a KAP-informed lens

✧ Experiential Parts Mapping exercises

✧ Low + Slow: A Psycholytic Embodied Movement Practice

✧ Integration through a restorative sound bath and reflection experience

✧ Lunch, connection, and meaningful conversation with fellow clinicians

Together, Jessica Sorci (author of When Good Moms Feel Bad) and I will explore a compassionate, non-pathologizing approach to maternal mental health, shame, identity, depletion, and healing.

Whether you come as a clinician, a parent, or simply a human navigating complexity, our hope is that you leave feeling both professionally inspired and personally nourished.

Because professional development doesn’t have to come at the expense of your nervous system.

📍 Journey Clinical HQ | NYC
🗓 Saturday, June 27
🎓 7 NBCC CE Hours

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