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Jocelyn is a Warrane/Sydney-based psychologist and cyberpsychology researcher with a special interest in the psychology of technology and staying human in a digitally colonised, AI-infused world.
Jocelyn�s 2009 Psychology Honors thesis explored the impacts of increasing access to Internet enabled laptops on a cohort of grade 10 boys and the emerging area of Problematic Internet Use (PIU), colloquially known as �Internet Addiction�. This kicked off her journey into digital wellbeing and cyberpsychology.
In 2013, Jocelyn created Digital Nutrition� � a framework to help parents and technology users understand the virtual nutritional values of the online media content we consume via apps and games on tablets and screen technology. She provides a range of courses, keynotes, coaching and commentary.
Jocelyn is an affiliate of the Cyberpsychology Research Group at Sydney University, where she completed a Masters of Applied Science (Cyberpsychology) in 2021 on the relationship between smartphone use and self-control in a cohort of 7th graders.
During the pandemic, Jocelyn was introduced to NYC based Kelly Cloutier. Over the Zoom and across time zones they founded MetaWell � a flexible toolkit of resources to help you live well online.
Jocelyn is a dynamic, authentic and adept keynote speaker, media commentator and MC.
Jocelyn gratefully lives and works on unceded Dharug land with her daughter, partner and chooks.
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