Mozelle Martin

Mozelle Martin​ uses "Mozelleology" (a unique blend of psychology, spirituality, and forensics) to help others step outside of their comfort zone. Due to her vast knowledge, her books have been read, and podcasts heard around the world. In addition, Mozelle has been frequently compared to Brene Brown.

Mozelle was adopted at birth and raised as an only child by successful entrepreneurs , yet in a toxic environment. She is grateful for these experiences because they helped her fine-tune the life she wanted. Always feeling like "the girl behind the fence", her unrelenting, well-defined purpose kept her focused on healing and success... and that's how Mozelleology started.

After growing up in the forensics field, and serving a short time in the military, Mozelle opened her business in 1987 and became the first person in modern history to create a personality-changing, brain-altering and evidence-based program based on changing one’s handwriting to change personality characteristics.

Since that time, Mozelle's career as a forensic expert continued to grow rapidly. She then moved into consulting for law enforcement agencies around the world, and has testified in courts of law as an expert witness. Throughout her career, Mozelle has been featured on international radio and television programs, and in print media. She has been a consultant for Criminal Minds, has given commentaries to media outlets such as ABC, NBC, Crime Watch Daily, TruTV, is a former newspaper columnist, and morning show regular. Mozelle is a member of the Mental Health Awareness Coalition and the National Organization for Women, and is a Board Member for the Council of Families for Children. Additionally, Mozelle is a Forensic Case Consultant, working closely with K.S., a retired Federal Agent.

After 14 years of college, Mozelle graduated with a Master's degree in Forensic Psychology, finishing in the top 15% of graduate students worldwide. She also holds a Doctorate in Transcendental Psychology and has worked as a Forensic Mental Health Professional in various correctional facilities across the USA. She currently teaches forensics at a Phoenix-area college and is listed in the Mental Health Professional Referral Network (MHPRN).