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MSW Candidate at the University of Toronto, building AI-powered training simulations for mental health practitioners.
A one-of-a-kind platform that captures the intricate process of human rapport building. Designed to be dynamic and adaptive across diverse use cases, Nuonn represents the next generation of interactive learning experiences that respond to the complexity of human connection.
An AI-powered simulation tool that replicates interactions with a 4-year-old child with autism spectrum disorder. Currently seeking industry partners and scholars/researchers to collaborate on advancing simulation technology for health and mental health training.
Successfully collaborated with McGill School of Social Work to secure a SSHRC Connection Grant exploring "Artificial Intelligence and Social Work in Canada: Exploring intra- and interdisciplinary opportunities, tensions, and challenges." Worked as Research Assistant with Dr. Maurer from McGill on the grant application and presented findings with Dr. Tsang at the April 2025 conference.
An AI-powered training tool grounded in Dr. Ka Tat Tsang's Strategies & Skills Learning & Development (SSLD) system, designed to support social work and psychotherapy education with evidence-based guidance.
Serving as Project Manager and one of the anchors for the 2025 update of Professor Ka Tat Tsang's
Coursera course on understanding human needs and relationships. This course explores the fundamental
principles of human connection and relationship-building through evidence-based frameworks.
View Course on Coursera →
AI simulation-enhanced training program for CompanionLink NGO, preparing volunteers for meaningful engagement with seniors through scenario-based modules with real-time feedback.
Exploring the intersection of technology, social work, and ethical AI development.
I'm always interested in connecting with researchers, practitioners, and innovators working at the intersection of technology and social good.
Whether you're interested in collaboration, have questions about my projects, or just want to chat about AI in social work, feel free to reach out.