Sorhaya Zamor, MSN
Sorhaya Zamor is the Founder of Sorhaya Health Writing Services LLC, Sorhaya Writes a wellness writer, editor, coach, and Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner with over seven years of clinical experience spanning case management, education, and nursing leadership. She combines her clinical background with her passion for mental health advocacy and storytelling to inspire healing, resilience, and personal growth in healthcare professionals and beyond.
A dynamic speaker and educator, Sorhaya’s work centers on the intersection of faith, wellness, and evidence-based practice, empowering others to embrace reflection, rest, and resilience as essential elements of professional and personal success. Her published works — The Science of Stress: Understanding, Coping, and Thriving and Finding Calm: A Mindfulness Guide for Beginners along with several guided mental health journals, have supported countless individuals on their journeys toward emotional balance and mental clarity.
Her writing has been featured in Recovery.com, Cambridge Biotherapies, Bradenton Magazine, Living with Chronic Faith, and Today’s Nurse Magazine. She currently serves as an editor for The Nurses Magazine and Eliot Community Human Services, where she curates’ articles that elevate nursing voices and promote emotional wellness in the profession.
Sorhaya also hosts a weekly LinkedIn Live series on Mental Health, exploring the connections between trauma, recovery, and renewal. As a Doctor of Nursing Practice candidate, her academic research focuses on integrating wellness and safety into daily nursing practice helping nurses and healthcare professionals thrive through mindfulness, resilience, and reflective care.
In addition to her clinical and academic work, Sorhaya is a health content strategist specializing in SEO-driven medical writing. Her articles, including “Must-Know Facts About Mental Health in Teens,” “Schizophrenia and Potentially Preventable Hospitalizations,” and “Drug Addiction in Teens: A Hopeless Cry,” make complex health topics accessible and engaging to both professionals and the general public.
Through her speaking, writing, and mentoring, Sorhaya continues to champion a message of healing through balance reminding others that sustainable success begins with a pause, not a push.
• Certified - CPR
• First Aid
• Psychiatric/Mental Health Nurse Practitioner
• Registered Nurse
• Crisis Prevention Intervention
• Rivier University – Master’s Degree, Psychiatric/Mental Health Nurse Practitioner/Nursing
• Salem State University – Bachelor of Science, Registered Nurse
• Université d’État d’Haïti – Bachelor of Science, Accounting and Business/Management
• Bunker Hill Community College – General Education, Pre-Nursing Studies
• Dean’s List, Salem State University
• Editorial Board Member, The Nurses Magazine, LLC
• Contributor / Writer, Cambridge Biotherapies, Sasee Magazine, Recovery.com, Carefree Media
• Volunteer Staff, HIV Alliance
• East House Volunteer, Bunker Hill CC
What do you attribute your success to?
I attribute my success to my commitment to creating a voice and safe space for mental health, particularly within the African American community. Recognizing the lack of support for mental illness, I have dedicated myself to providing accessible resources and a space where people can openly check in on their mental well-being.
What’s the best career advice you’ve ever received?
I believe in serving with excellence. People may change, but staying true to who I am and consistently showing up with dedication has always guided my professional journey.
What advice would you give to young women entering your industry?
I would encourage young women to be courageous and confident. Education is an essential part of the journey, and it’s important to be bold, embrace your voice, and understand that others are waiting for your perspective and contributions.
What are the biggest challenges or opportunities in your field right now?
One of the most pressing challenges in my field is managing mental exhaustion while maintaining compassionate care and effective support for others.
What values are most important to you in your work and personal life?
Faith, respect, and honesty are central to both my personal and professional life. I am always seeking ways to serve others meaningfully and with integrity.