
Marta D. Weiss
Curiosity. Insight.
Meaningful change.
So much of how we move through the world is shaped by patterns, beliefs, relationships, and experiences we may not fully recognize.
We can find ourselves reacting in ways we didn’t intend, repeating patterns we thought we had moved beyond, or reaching a point in life when something simply doesn’t feel quite right anymore.
My work creates space to understand what’s happening beneath the surface—through reflection, conversation, and practical tools that help turn greater awareness into meaningful change.
Parenting young children can be challenging—even when you know the kind of parent you want to be.
Becoming a Grounded Parent helps you better understand both your child and yourself as a parent. You’ll explore your child’s development, temperament, and behavior, while becoming more aware of your own expectations and reactions—and how they can influence the way you parent when things get hard.
You’ll also learn practical, positive parenting tools and apply what you’re learning to the real challenges in your own family—building greater clarity, confidence, and ease in your parenting.

Work With Me
Group, private, and 1:1 options for busy, thoughtful people.

Parenting Series:
Becoming a Grounded Parent — in a supportive group setting
A four-session series that helps you better understand your child and yourself as a parent, while learning practical tools to navigate the everyday challenges of parenting with greater clarity and confidence.

Private Parenting Series:
Becoming a Grounded Parent — privately, at a pace that works for you
For couples who would prefer a more individualized experience, the full four-session series is also available privately, with flexible scheduling and between-session support.

Private Coaching:
Individual support for personal growth, relationships, and life transitions
A thoughtful, individualized space to explore what’s happening in your life, understand the patterns that may be shaping it, and move forward with greater clarity and intention.
Curiosity can create more choice.
Whether we are navigating parenting, relationships, identity, or a period of change, our reactions often make more sense when we understand what lies beneath them.
When we become curious about what has shaped us, we can begin to recognize the patterns we’ve been living inside—and discover that we may have more choices than we thought.
My work is about creating a thoughtful space for that process: understanding ourselves more deeply and finding ways forward that feel both practical and true to who we are.
Marta D. Weiss, M.A., J.D.