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A Community For Building ConfidenceSelf-WorthGratitudeConnectionsPeace of MindYour Best Self

ZAMA Health serves as the premier behavioral health platform for the athletic community.

We allow sports teams, fitness companies, and gyms to integrate clinical services into workout programs to improve performance and health outcomes.

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How it
Works

Find your
provider

Find the best time for you to meet with one of our licensed therapists or psychiatric providers today.

Develop
a plan

Work with our clinicians to develop an actionable plan that fits you.

Improve health
and performance

Join our community to increase the likelihood of achieving your fitness goals.

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Community Stories

is a lifestyle.

We are focused on developing our best selves through psychotherapy and medical options, fitness and nutrition, social connections, and peer groups.

ZAMA Health is a community of friends and families, artists
and athletes, musicians and executives.

We believe in helping you develop a personal toolkit for overcoming daily obstacles and challenges. Get help today.

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Our Vision

Jane co-founded ZAMA Health after working for 15 years as the Associate Medical Director on both a general psychiatric unit and the only inpatient eating disorder unit in New England.

Our clinical model incorporates behavioral health techniques into workout programs in order to improve program adherence, performance, and health outcomes.

We have also designed an educational framework for trainers, coaches, and medical staff for how to more effectively integrate clinical services in their respective settings.

We partner with top investors, universities, fitness companies, and research institutions to provide you with outstanding care.

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Jane Sullivan,
Chief Clinical Officer

Jane Sullivan has over 25 years of experience working with adults 18+ years of age seeking psychopharmacology for symptoms related to their mood disorders, substance abuse disorders, ADD/ADHD, and eating disorders.