About me

Hi, my name is Marta. I’m passionate about helping people build resilience, confidence, and personal growth through principles of neuroplasticity and nervous system regulation.

My interest in neuroplasticity grew from years of learning about the connection between the brain, nervous system, stress, emotions, behavior, and our ability to change. I became especially fascinated by neuroplasticity, the brain’s lifelong capacity to adapt, and by the ways greater awareness, repetition, and supportive practices can help us develop new patterns over time.

I believe meaningful change is possible, even when someone has felt stuck for a very long time. Whether you’re navigating chronic stress, emotional overwhelm, burnout, a difficult life transition, health challenges, or simply feeling disconnected from yourself and your life, this work can offer a different way of understanding your patterns and creating meaningful change.

Along the way, I explored several brain-retraining approaches, including DNRS, the Gupta Program, and Primal Trust, and became particularly interested in the work of Dr. Rick Hanson and Dr. Norman Doidge on neuroplasticity, resilience, and the brain’s capacity for change.

Before moving into more directly people-centered work, I spent more than two decades in technology, including about ten years in management roles. Over time, I discovered that the part of my work I valued most was helping people grow, navigate challenges, build confidence, and move forward.

For the past couple of years, I brought those interests together through individual coaching and by creating and facilitating my own group classes on neuroplasticity, resilience, and personal growth. Much of my coaching focused on mind-body wellness, healing, and nervous system regulation, while I also worked with some clients on career development and difficult life transitions. I developed the curriculum and educational materials for my classes, with a focus on making complex ideas about neuroplasticity more approachable and easier to apply.

That chapter of my work brought together many things I have valued throughout my career: connecting with people, teaching, listening, problem-solving, and making complex ideas easier to understand. Those are qualities I continue to carry with me as my work and interests evolve.