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I’m Dr. Mozelle Martin. My current work centers on applied behavioral analysis, ethical decision-making, and the real-world consequences of human systems under stress. I write long-form behavioral reports examining social dynamics, institutional failures, and patterns that are frequently unnamed, ignored, or misunderstood.

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My full professional background spans nearly four decades and includes forensic handwriting analysis, forensic mental health work in correctional settings, trauma-informed behavioral assessment, and research-driven investigative writing grounded in traditional journalistic training. I am also the developer of a court-adaptable empathy rehabilitation program using immersive technology.

For media inquiries and published coverage, visit the Press & Media page.

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Outside of my writing, I maintain creative outlets in piano and visual art under Paisley Marten Studio—and I also recreate lost, discontinued things, including the 1970s 10:30 candy bar.