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Dr. Jodi Pawluski

Dr. Jodi Pawluski is Neuroscientist, Therapist and Author. For more see www.jodipawluski.com

She is an international expert on the Science of Mommy Brain, the Neuroscience of Parenting, and Perinatal Mental Health.

28/02/2026

Well, this is a first, to have one of my talks graphically recorded. Amazing!

Thank you for an incredible graphic recording of the entire Good Start Summit .

I think every meeting and conference needs you there! 🤩

25/02/2026

It’s time to GAF about mothers and add Matrescence to the dictionary.

Sign the petition today.

Thank you for getting this started!

22/02/2026

I noticed the other day that often the online definition of doesn’t include the social impact of becoming a mother but it focuses on the ‘internal’ changes.

I decided to go back to the source and see what she said about it all. It’s posted above.

Let’s not forget that being a mother impacts our biology, our psychology and our social status.

It’s a bio-psycho-social change.

It’s not just about the mother but also about how society expects her to be.

This social expectation impacts her psychology and her brain.

For more see our paper : Understanding the maternal brain in the context of the mental load of motherhood (link above and on my website)

And as always, when talking about the Sociology of Motherhood go to the expert . ❤️

18/02/2026

New Expert Insight on Mom Brain Musings by Kathy Ayala and Dr Helena Rutherford

If you’re interested in the latest developments on mental health and the maternal brain this one is for you.

The article was originally published in French in Sages-Femmes (Elsevier) as part of a special issue that I edited.

13/02/2026

I’m so looking forward to our conversation! 💜

Join us!

Register today at https://www.postpartumstress.com/registration

“This interactive workshop explores the neuroscience of motherhood, focusing on how memory, mental load, and brain changes during pregnancy and postpartum impact maternal mental health.”

12/02/2026

If you’re a parent in the USA these focus groups are for you!

Register: https://www.strategiesformoms.com/research

What you experience matters, please share it with us.

The purpose of our focus groups are for you to help us develop technology-based options to alleviate the mental load of parenthood, improve mental health, and provide new support strategies for parents.

Why participate in the focus group?

-Share with us your ideas on what technology needs to support your mental load
-Help us meet your technology needs as a new parent
-All information will be kept confidential

Who can participate?

-Parents who have at least one child < 3 years.
-Parents 18 years old or older
-Parents living in the USA
-Moms, Dads, Birthing, Non-birthing Parents

Participants are eligible to win a Visa gift card of $500

What’s involved?

60 minutes of your time to discuss your digital needs as a parent.

Register: https://www.strategiesformoms.com/research

11/02/2026

New Expert Insight on Mom Brain Musings (Substack)!

This is a great summary of attachment and the parental brain by

The article was originally published in French in Sages-Femmes (Elsevier) as part of a special issue that I edited, and is now available in English on Mom Brain Musings (Substack).

If you’re interested in attachment, parenting, and the brain, this one is for you!

11/02/2026

What an amazing few days at the last week in Nairobi !

It was an honor to be among so many amazing people supporting parents around the globe.

For more on the Innovators see www.goodstart.challenges.org .

I also had time to feed giraffes and tour the amazing Kazuri Bead factory which has supported single mothers for over 50 years. Their jewelry is lovely - Kazuribeads.com

04/02/2026

New Expert Insight on Mom Brain Musings (Substack)!

This is a great summary of brain changes during the transition to fatherhood by experts in the field, headed by

The article was originally published in French in Sages-Femmes (Elsevier) as part of a special issue that I edited, and is now available in English on Mom Brain Musings (Substack).

If you’re interested in fatherhood and the brain, this one is for you!

30/01/2026

I thought this was a good reminder.

It’s so much more than us needing to be ‘fixed’.

From : Torres AJC, Barbosa-Silva L, Oliveira-Silva LC, Miziara OPP, Guahy UCR, Fisher AN, Ryan MK. The Impact of Motherhood on Women’s Career Progression: A Scoping Review of Evidence-Based Interventions. Behav Sci (Basel). 2024 Mar 26;14(4):275. doi: 10.3390/bs14040275. PMID: 38667071; PMCID: PMC11047346.

28/01/2026

Just a friendly reminder:

Size doesn’t matter as much as what you do with it.

And we seem to do quite a lot with shrinking brains. 😉

28/01/2026

New Expert Insight on Mom Brain Musings (Substack)!

This is a great summary of brain changes during the transition to motherhood by experts in th field.

The article was originally published in French in Sages-Femmes (Elsevier) as part of a special issue that I edited, and is now available in English on Mom Brain Musings (Substack).

If you’re interested in maternal brain research or neuroscience across life transitions, I hope you’ll give it a read.

Sara Halmans, Milou Straathof, Elseline Hoekzema, Le cerveau maternel : adaptations cérébrales pendant la grossesse et le post-partum, Sages-Femmes, Volume 25, Issue 1, 2026, Pages 13-16, ISSN 1637-4088, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.sagf.2025.11.005.

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