I’m Rosaline George, a forensic psychology graduate, Crisis Services Worker, and psychology-informed writer specializing in mental health, OCD, stigma, resilience, and human behavior.

I help mental health professionals, wellness brands, authors, and purpose-driven organizations communicate sensitive topics with clarity, care, and credibility. My work is especially focused on language that is ethical, human, and respectful of the responsibility that comes with mental health-related content.

My background combines a BA in Forensic Psychology, crisis services work, de-escalation experience, careful documentation, creative writing training, and content marketing study. This allows me to approach writing with both strategic intention and human sensitivity.

Much of my work centers on obsessive-compulsive disorder, anxiety, stigma, identity, trauma-adjacent topics, and the psychology of human behavior. My writing is shaped by academic study, lived experience, and a commitment to responsible storytelling.

My writing has been published by Love What Matters, Hennen’s Observer, and Hatchegg Publication, and recognized by writing communities such as Writers of Fuzia. I have also authored poetry and several mental-health-focused writing prompt journals.

My goal is simple: to help meaningful work be understood, respected, and remembered – without oversimplifying the people or experiences behind it.

You can view selected work in the Portfolio or reach out via the Work with Me page.

Credentials and Training

• BA in Forensic Psychology, June 2026
• Crisis Services Worker
• Crisis response, de-escalation, and documentation experience
• HubSpot Academy training in content marketing, social media marketing, and digital marketing
• Published mental health and personal essay writer
• Author of mental-health-focused writing prompt journals