Jocelyne graduated with a master's degree in dance from UC Irvine in 1987. Her dance career spans 3 decades in both the U.S. and Europe. In 2012, she returned to graduate school to study Mental Health Counseling at NM Highlands University and has been a licensed psychotherapist for over 10 years, working with children, families and adults.

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As a choreographer and psychotherapist, she works at the intersection of movement, healing and creative collaboration. She creates spaces-- whether on stage, in an art gallery or out in nature, where people can move, reflect, connect and renew.

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Sovereign Hilltop is her home and creative base. To her, it is a living, breathing place where we explore how principles of regeneration - like seasonal rhythms, mutual support, healthy soil and biodiversity, can shape not just how we farm, but how we create, relate and grow togehter. This hands-on , land-based way of life deeply informs her personal and professional perspectives.