Amanda Zolman is a graduate of Butler University where she earned her Bachelor's degree in Psychology while competing in NCAA Division I Cross Country and Track and Field as a student-athlete.  She went onto complete her Master's degree in Clinical Psychology at University of Indianapolis.  Throughout her career, Amanda has provided sports performance services to high school, college, and professional athletes.  She understands the unique challenges athletes face related to stress and performance anxiety, perfectionism, body image issues, eating disorders, self-confidence, burnout, recovery from injury, and overtraining.  She is well-versed in equipping athletes with the mental skills and insights necessary to achieve long-term success in all aspects of life.  She believes in supporting athletes in developing the mindset and resilience required for their personal, academic, and athletic growth.