Psychology and neuroscience, applied to what makes us thrive.
BrainyMorphosis brings that science into workplaces, classrooms, and homes. Through talks, workshops, mentoring, and digital tools built for real people and real moments.
The brain shapes everything. How children learn. How adults lead. How we recover, connect, and grow. For me, that's never been abstract. It's always been personal.
My PhD in Psychology examined parent-child interaction: what happens between a caregiver and their baby, moment by moment. That research led to building an AI avatar trained on real behavioural data.
Outside the lab, I've done a few other things. I brought people together from 50 countries during the COVID border closure, and it led me to meet Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern. APEC recognised me as a Women in STEAM Leader for work on energy science and wellbeing at work. And I write BrainyMama, a science blog for parents in Mandarin Chinese, because I'm a mum. I know how parents feel, and I love sharing.
BrainyMorphosis is where all of it comes together. Talks, workshops, applied science. Anything brain-related, I'm in. And we're building our first product: ResiliBrain, a children's app for ages 5 to 8.
A science-based app for children aged 5 to 8 and their parents, built on co-regulation research. ResiliBrain helps you understand your child, then coaches you through the hard moments so your child learns to cope.
Talks, workshops, mentoring, and circles. Designed around the science and the people in the room.
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