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Houston Human Services Practitioner to Launch Speaker Series on AI, Emotional Intelligence, and Ethical Development Across Local Universities

Aubrey McCoy to Launch Speaker Series on AI, Emotional Intelligence, and Ethical Development, While Introducing New Resources for Emotional Growth in Children and Adults

United States, 25th Sep 2024 — Aubrey McCoy, a trauma-informed human services practitioner, tech executive, and published author, is launching a speaker series this fall across several local Houston universities. The series will focus on the intersection of AI, emotional intelligence, and ethical development, highlighting how technology can strengthen human connection and foster emotional well-being. A calendar with updates on McCoy’s speaking engagements, including specific dates and locations, will be available on his website throughout the fall.

McCoy’s personal journey through corporate trauma, which led to the development of a brain tumor, has fueled his mission to use technology for positive human impact. As a tech executive at an AI-focused startup, McCoy is developing tools that prioritize human connection and emotional growth, providing mindset reprogramming modules, personality assessments, and ethical insights to guide AI development that fosters collaboration and emotional intelligence.

“After surviving a toxic work environment and enduring a life-altering diagnosis, I’ve realized the transformative power of emotional intelligence and how AI, when developed ethically, can actually help bring people together,” McCoy explained. “My goal is to use AI to support emotional growth and healing, reconnecting people in meaningful ways.”

In addition to his work in tech, McCoy is a published author. His first book, an adult workbook available on Amazon, offers practical tools for emotional intelligence and mindset transformation. On November 12, 2023, McCoy will also release a children’s book for ages 3-7, which includes emotional self-soothing exercises to help young readers develop emotional regulation skills. His work as a Clarity Catalyst coach continues to serve corporate clients and individuals seeking emotional resilience and ethical leadership.

McCoy is also the founder of the Houston Healing Home Project, a nonprofit initiative under the 501c3 organization A Place for Noah’s. The program supports the neurodiverse community, including individuals on the autism spectrum, by offering trauma response reprogramming and community development opportunities within the arts and agriculture.

Organizations interested in booking Aubrey McCoy for speaking engagements can reach out through his website. The speaker series promises to inspire attendees to consider the ethical responsibilities of AI development and the importance of emotional intelligence in shaping a positive future.

About Aubrey McCoy

Aubrey McCoy is a trauma-informed human services practitioner, tech executive, Clarity Catalyst coach, and author based in Houston, Texas. He is dedicated to promoting emotional intelligence and ethical AI development. McCoy’s adult workbook is available on Amazon, and his upcoming children’s book will launch on November 12, 2023, teaching emotional self-soothing exercises to children aged 3-7. He is also the founder of the Houston Healing Home Project, a nonprofit serving the neurodiverse community. Organizations can contact McCoy for speaking engagements, and details on his speaker series will be updated on his website: www.Getclaritycare.com.

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