Nina Jane Patel stands at the intersection of psychology, child development, and emerging technology, asking one urgent question: How do we raise children — and raise ourselves — to remain whole, adaptable, and connected in a future defined by uncertainty?

For over two decades, Nina has explored this question as a psychotherapist, researcher, entrepreneur, and mother of four. Her work has been recognized globally, with keynote invitations to the WeProtect Global Alliance, AI Summit London, Tech Week, and the Dallas Crimes Against Children Conference. She advises international organizations such as Interpol, the UK Child Online Harms Policy Think Tank, the Zero Abuse Project, and Access Partnership. Her insights have been featured by NBC, CNN, BBC, Vogue, and The Washington Post.

As the creator of the Quantum Child™ Framework, Nina helps families, educators, and communities reimagine how children can thrive in times of rapid technological and cultural change. Built on five essential dimensions, Embodied Presence, Digital Sovereignty, Quantum Adaptability, Connected Consciousness, and Future Fluency, her framework offers practical strategies for resilience and human connection in an age of AI and uncertainty.

Nina’s keynotes and workshops weave science, storytelling, and lived experience into transformative experiences that move audiences from fear of technology to empowerment through awareness. Her evidence-based approach and warm, grounded delivery make her a trusted voice for those navigating the evolving relationship between humans and machines.

Esteemed institutions and conferences across the world seek Nina’s guidance for her ability to connect technology with humanity. Organizations looking to build future-ready strategies for education, leadership, and digital well-being can book Nina Jane Patel for a keynote that transcends trends, offering insight, integrity, and inspiration for generations to come.