Jocelyn Rose

Overview

Jocelyn Rose is a UK-based psychotherapeutic counsellor and EMDR practitioner offering trauma-focused, evidence-informed therapy, clinical supervision and practitioner training. She combines clinical practice with academic research and has contributed to publications and conferences on EMDR and psychedelic-assisted approaches.

Her practice operates from a private practice in Brighton and a clinic in central Hove, with online sessions available to improve accessibility. Services emphasise personalised, trauma-responsive pathways aimed at promoting safety, healing and lasting change.

Best for

This provider is best for adults and young people seeking trauma-focused therapy, EMDR treatment, clinical supervision, or practitioner-level training and resources.

• People experiencing effects of past trauma or PTSD
• Clients seeking EMDR-informed trauma work
• Practitioners looking for supervision, training or integration-focused resources

Approach

Jocelyn Rose uses a warm, perceptive and paced therapeutic style tailored to individual needs. Her core clinical approach centres on EMDR as a trauma-focused modality, delivered within a safe, collaborative therapeutic relationship.

She integrates research-informed practices and attention to memory consolidation in her work and explores how EMDR can interact with psychedelic-assisted approaches. Where relevant, sessions include preparation and integration work to support clients’ processing and long-term wellbeing.

Education and Training

Jocelyn combines clinical accreditation (MBACP, EMDRIA accreditation) with postgraduate research activity at Brighton and Sussex Medical School, and is self-funding a PhD focused on consciousness and therapeutic methods. She presents at conferences, contributes to publications and co-authors work on psychedelic-assisted EMDR therapy.

Support

Support offerings include individual therapeutic sessions, clinical supervision for practitioners, and training workshops and public talks. She co-facilitates community psychedelic integration circles and contributes to practitioner-focused special interest groups to support ongoing professional development.

Sessions are offered in-person in Hove/Brighton and online to improve accessibility. Contact routes include phone and email for enquiries and bookings.

Practical details

Clinic locations include a private practice in Brighton and an accessible clinic in central Hove (198 Church Road, Hove BN3 2DJ). Online sessions are available. Contact information listed on the site includes a UK mobile number and an email address for enquiries; fees and detailed scheduling are available via direct enquiry or contact form.

This description was generated based on information from the official website and other materials provided by the provider. Professional, warm tone; no first person.