I built Forpartum because postpartum care ends long before motherhood does.

After becoming a mother, I learned firsthand that postpartum isn’t a brief recovery period — it’s a prolonged neurobiological transition. One that reshapes identity, cognition, sensory processing, and the nervous system itself. Yet most systems expect mothers to function as if nothing fundamental has changed.

Forpartum exists to close that gap.

This platform brings together sound-based regulation, somatic tools, narrative integration, and maternal neuroscience to support mothers through the years of reorganization that follow birth — without rushing healing or pathologizing normal adaptation.

Forpartum isn’t about fixing mothers. It’s about building environments that finally fit them.