Subsequently she immigrated to South Africa and completed requirements to register as a clinical psychologist. Marovic has established department at The Rahima Moosa Academic Hospital in Johannesburg. She was head of the psychology department and supervisor for clinical psychology training between 1993 and 2000.
Her interest in cross-cultural psychology and close collaboration with The South African Traditional Healers’ Association, lead to development of cross-cultural training for psychologists. She has also established the first accredited transpersonal training in South Africa, in 2009.
Dr Marovic is a creator of TranSomatic Wellness Approach, an embodied integrative psychotherapy approach that recognizes body or soma as the foundation and key to our emotional, mental and spiritual wellness. This unique approach, is a creative synthesis of variety of paradigms, from systems and quantum theory to positive psychology, hypnotherapy, mindfulness, yoga and transpersonal psychology.
Dr Zana is passionate about wellness. She is a creative and spiritual person with a vision and dedication to make a difference in people’s lives. Her compassion and deep need to understand and improve human suffering rises from personally facing a number of challenging life situations: early learning problems and ADHD, civil war in her country of origin and immigration to South Africa, as well as struggling with degenerative spinal disorder and unsuccessful fertility treatments. To support her own sense of well-being, Dr Zana practices regular yoga, meditation, gym and hiking.