Redefining mental wellness through place-based technology
AInome (ai-no-me)
AInome creates clear, responsible tools that help governments and communities understand what truly matters in mental wellness. We combine neuroscience, Indigenous governance, and frontline experience to transform limited data into meaningful, actionable insight.
We focus on outcomes over hype, listening first, building with partners, and tracking what genuinely improves for people.
Rooted in the Yukon and connected globally, our commitment is simple:
technology must advance dignity, equity, and better decision-making.
AI Risk and Governance Advisory
Navigating innovation without collateral damage
AI without robust governance is not strategy, it’s exposure. I help organizations implement AI safely and intelligently, reducing risk of regulatory action, legal challenges, reputational damage, and community backlash.
My approach integrates systems-thinking, neuroscience, Indigenous data governance (OCAP®, CARE), and emerging AI regulation (AIDA, ISO/IEC 42001). I support leaders to build strategies that hold up under scrutiny, not just today, but when governance tightens.
Services include:
- AI readiness and regulatory assessment
- Legal, ethical, cultural, and reputational risk forecasting
- Governance redesign for digital data ecosystems
- Policy alignment and safeguard implementation
- Executive advisory on responsible AI adoption
Traditional governance models were not designed for AI. Digital data behaves differently and what you don’t address now becomes liability later.
The question isn’t if regulation is coming.
It’s whether you’re ready when it does.
Transform Your Life with AI for Mental Health Service Accessibility
Redesigning access so people receive help before systems react
Technology should expand access to support not replace it. We use AI to bridge the gaps that prevent people from receiving timely, culturally safe, and personalized mental health services.
Rather than forcing individuals to fit rigid systems, we design tools that adapt to their reality reflecting geography, lived experience, identity, and readiness for change. From remote regions to high-pressure environments, AI can help people access support before crisis hits.
Our AI pathways:
- Navigate services with clarity and dignity
- Personalize support using real-time insight, not labels
- Identify unmet needs early to prevent escalation
- Strengthen human connection by informing, not replacing care
- Make support accessible regardless of location, schedule, or stigma
AI should not decide for people, it should help them find the support they deserve.
When technology responds to context, access becomes equity and lives transform.