Dr. Mark Weiner, PsyD

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Transforming Challenges into Opportunities for Individuals and Teams

Mark Weiner, PsyD, a licensed psychologist at Weiner-Goldsmith Development Associates / Counseling & Consulting NJ, is dedicated to enhancing the well-being and performance of individuals and teams. Operating primarily from the Metuchen office, Dr. Weiner brings over two decades of experience in counseling, consulting, and coaching to a diverse clientele, including high achievers, athletes, professionals, and students.

Dr. Weiner specializes in a wide range of therapeutic and consulting services. His focus areas include counseling for relationship challenges, anxiety, depression, trauma, and wellness goals. He is particularly adept at working with clients who have complex histories involving multi-generational family dynamics, loss, trauma, and financial stress. Additionally, he provides coaching for public servants, educators, union workers, and business professionals, helping them navigate the unique challenges of their roles.

In the realm of education, Dr. Weiner offers dedicated support to college and high school students, assisting them in their life transitions and future aspirations. His expertise extends into the sports arena, where he has been a part of Professional Sports Consultants since 2008. He works closely with athletes and sports franchises, conducting character assessments and fostering optimal team performance.

Dr. Weiner’s academic foundation is robust, holding a Doctor of Psychology Degree in Clinical Psychology from Rutgers University. His work at Rutgers as a Clinical Supervisor at the Graduate School of Applied and Professional Psychology further solidifies his commitment to professional development and excellence in psychology.

Among his notable achievements, Dr. Weiner has provided sports psychology consulting for the New York Giants at the NFL Combines. He has also offered executive consulting services to major corporations, including Apple Computers and Calvin Klein, focusing on hiring assessments and team development. Throughout his career, he has identified core success factors that contribute to individual and team achievements: (a) effort, dedication, focus, diligence, and grit; (b) relationship skills and emotional agility; and (c) learning abilities and cognitive agility.

Outside of his professional pursuits, Dr. Weiner is passionate about athletics and wellness, actively participating in running, soccer, basketball, football, kayaking, sailing, meditation, and yoga. His holistic approach to psychology emphasizes personal growth and resilience, making him a sought-after consultant and therapist.

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