curaJOY has announced that it will be presenting its AI-driven behavioral health and psychoeducational support ecosystem at the GSV + ASU AI Show, which will be held from April 5 to 7 in San Diego.

Las Vegas, United States, April 2, 2025 -- To address the growing education and behavioral health crisis, curaJOY, a grassroots, intergenerational nonprofit organization, has been developing an AI-driven psychoeducational ecosystem that offers scalable and culturally inclusive support for youths with learning differences and behavioral challenges. Having made breakthroughs in its research and development, the organization will be presenting its latest clinician-supervised behavioral health technology at the GSV + ASU AI Show, where it will be stationed at Booth 30 K12 in the San Diego Convention Center.

For more information, please visit https://www.curajoy.org/solutions

Recent policy changes in education and behavioral healthcare have left many children struggling, particularly those in underserved communities. For example, a $124 million cut for School-Based Mental Health Services Grants and Mental Health Service Professional Demonstration Grants has impacted the ability of Local Education Agencies (LEAs) to increase the number of mental health and child development experts in schools, resulting in less support for children and more burden for educators. To ensure students, families, and school staff are supported in spite of budget constraints, curaJOY hopes to fill the gap with its AI-powered wellness platform, which was designed and co-created by members of diverse communities.

“Unlike corporate-led edtech AI, curaJOY’s AI is built by families, educators, and clinicians - ensuring responsible, inclusive, and culturally relevant behavioral health interventions,” says Caitlyn Wang, founder and CEO of curaJOY. “These psychoeducational tools are designed for students with learning differences and can increase accessibility, improving educational outcomes.”

As Wang explains, AI-powered Functional Behavior Assessments (FBA) reduce assessment time, which in turn reduces clinical backlogs and allows schools and therapists to better address the mental and behavioral health needs of students in the face of widespread staffing shortages. This community-based approach integrates clinician expertise with machine learning, allowing youths in crisis access to real-time clinician-supervised socioemotional and IEP support.

“Educators, parents, and clinicians can now rely on AI-assisted interventions that support, rather than replace, human expertise,” adds Wang.

Parties interested in scheduling a media interview or demo of curaJOY’s behavioral health and edtech solution can contact the organization for more details. Live, interactive demos will also be available at its booth in the GSV + ASU AI Show.

Researchers and funders who want to contribute to curaJOY’s cause can learn more at https://www.curajoy.org/solutions

Contact Info:
Name: Caitlin Marcus
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Organization: curaJOY
Address: 304 South Jones Boulevard #2986, Las Vegas, NV 89107, United States
Website: https://www.curajoy.org

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