Clinicien · Chercheur · Fondateur de Happy Brain Training

Dr Rania Kassir — Expert AI pour les thérapeutes et les professionnels de la santé

Expertise clinique, neurosciences et formation pratique à l'IA

La Dre Rania Kassir aide les thérapeutes et les professionnels de la santé à comprendre et à utiliser l'intelligence artificielle de façon pratique, éthique et efficace dans la pratique clinique. Thérapie de la parole, chercheuse en neurosciences cliniques et éducatrice de l'IA, elle a fondé Happy Brain Training traduire la technologie en évolution rapide en un apprentissage professionnel attentif et éclairé.

Voici le Dr Rania Kassir

Perspective d'un clinicien sur l'intelligence artificielle

La Dre Rania Kassir travaille à l'intersection de la orthophonie, de la neuropsychologie, des neurosciences cliniques et de l'IA générative. Depuis plus de dix ans, elle travaille dans des milieux cliniques, académiques et de recherche avec des enfants, des adolescents et des adultes présentant des difficultés de communication, de langue, d'apprentissage et cognitives.

Son travail dans l'éducation à l'IA a commencé par une question clinique pratique: comment les thérapeutes peuvent-ils utiliser des systèmes émergents comme ChatGPT sans compromettre la rigueur scientifique, la confidentialité, le raisonnement clinique ou la responsabilité professionnelle? L'absence d'une voie claire et spécifique à la profession l'a amenée à créer Happy Brain Training.

Aujourd'hui, elle développe une formation sur l'IA pour les thérapeutes et les professionnels de la santé qui veulent plus qu'une liste d'outils. Son approche aide les cliniciens à comprendre comment fonctionne l'IA générative, à déterminer les cas d'utilisation appropriés, à structurer les prompts efficaces, à évaluer les extrants de façon critique et à déterminer où l'expertise humaine doit demeurer centrale.

Domaines d'expertise

Éducation à l'IA fondée sur la pratique clinique

L'expertise du Dr Rania relie l'alphabétisation technologique aux réalités des soins de santé, de la réadaptation et de la pratique thérapeutique.

AI pour les thérapeutes

Compétences pratiques génératrices d'IA pour la réadaptation, la santé alliée et les professionnels de la thérapie, de la première utilisation à des workflows cliniques plus avancés.

IA en pratique clinique

Utilisation soigneuse de l'IA pour l'écriture professionnelle, l'organisation, l'éducation des patients, l'idée thérapeutique et d'autres tâches supervisées par un clinicien.

Ingénierie rapide pour la santé

Invitation structurée qui définit l'objectif, le contexte, les contraintes, les critères de qualité et les résultats attendus tout en préservant la surveillance des cliniciens.

AI pour la documentation clinique

Approches de la documentation assistée par l'IA qui inventorient la confidentialité, les exigences propres à la compétence, la vérification et la responsabilité professionnelle.

AI générique pour les ressources thérapeutiques

Création et adaptation d'activités et de matériel éducatif en fonction de l'âge, des besoins de communication, des objectifs, de la culture et du niveau de difficulté.

L'IA éthique et responsable

Évaluation critique de la vie privée, partialité, fiabilité, transparence et limites de l'IA dans les décisions cliniques à impact élevé.

Qualifications et antécédents professionnels

Fondations cliniques, scientifiques et éducatives

Le Dr Rania est titulaire d'une maîtrise en neuropsychologie et neurosciences cliniques de Lyon, en France, et d'un doctorat en neurosciences cliniques. Ses travaux scientifiques ont porté sur la langue, le bilinguisme, les fonctions exécutives, l'aphasie, les accidents vasculaires cérébraux, les troubles neurologiques et les maladies neurodégénératives.

Parallèlement à son expérience clinique et de recherche, elle s'est entraînée et est devenue certifiée en génie rapide et en intelligence artificielle génératrice. Elle participe également au développement scientifique et professionnel de la orthophonie, notamment en tant que présidente du comité de neurologie de l'Association libanaise des orthophonistes.

For international readers, her clinical profession may be described as speech-language therapy or speech-language pathology depending on the country. Her teaching is adapted for professionals working across different clinical, cultural, linguistic and regulatory environments.

Clinical practiceSpeech-language therapy with children, adolescents and adults across communication, language, learning and cognitive needs.
Research and neuroscienceAdvanced training and research in neuropsychology and clinical neurosciences.
Generative AI and promptingCertified expertise in prompt engineering and applied generative AI.
Professional educationTraining, workshops and learning experiences designed for clinicians and healthcare organisations.

The origin of Happy Brain Training

Why Dr. Rania Kassir founded Happy Brain Training

“I created Happy Brain Training because knowing that AI tools exist is very different from knowing how to use them well in healthcare. Therapists needed a pathway that was practical and understandable, but also consistent with scientific rigor, confidentiality, ethics and clinical responsibility.”

“My goal is not to teach professionals to replace their expertise with AI. It is to help them use AI as a tool that supports their expertise. Clinicians should understand what these systems can do, recognise their limitations, verify their outputs and remain fully responsible for the decisions they make.”

Demandes spécifiques à la profession

Areas of AI training

Training is designed around real professional contexts, not generic technology demonstrations. Each pathway addresses relevant applications, limitations and safeguards.

AI in speech-language therapy

Clinical and educational applications for speech-language therapists and speech-language pathologists.

AI in occupational therapy

Responsible ways to support activity design, education, communication and professional workflows.

AI in psychology and neuropsychology

Critical, clinician-led exploration of AI for learning, communication, research and practice support.

AI in physical therapy

Practical uses of generative AI for professional education, communication and resource development.

IA pour les professionnels de santé

Foundations, prompt engineering and safe implementation for broader clinical and healthcare audiences.

AI literacy and responsible use

Resources that help professionals evaluate privacy, evidence, bias, reliability and appropriate human oversight.

Learn with Dr. Rania Kassir

Courses and AI training for therapists

English- and French-language learning pathways support professionals at different levels of experience, from an introduction to generative AI through applied prompting and case-based work.

Free introduction · English

L'IA essentielle pour les thérapeutes

For clinicians who want a clear first introduction to generative AI, its professional uses and its limitations.

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Level 1 · English

Generative AI for Therapists

A foundational course for therapists and healthcare professionals beginning to use generative AI in their work.

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Level 2 · English

Créer des matériaux thérapeutiques personnalisés avec ChatGPT

For practitioners who want to create and adapt clinician-reviewed materials for specific goals and populations.

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Level 3 · English

Prompt Engineering and Case Studies

Advanced, structured prompting and case-based applications for clinicians seeking greater precision and control.

View Level 3 →
Professional workflow · English

Boost Your Productivity with Generative AI

Practical approaches to organisation, communication and professional tasks with appropriate verification.

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All programmes

Explore the complete course catalogue

Browse AI courses by language, professional field and level of experience.

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Responsible clinical use

Science d'abord, technologie avec but

AI can support elements of professional work, but it does not carry clinical responsibility. Dr. Rania teaches clinicians to use these systems with informed judgment.

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Confidentialité et protection des données

Patient-identifiable information requires an appropriate legal, technical and organisational framework. Requirements differ across jurisdictions.

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Vérification humaine

AI-generated information may be incomplete, inaccurate or fabricated and must be checked before professional use.

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Responsabilité clinique

Diagnosis, treatment decisions and other high-impact judgments remain the clinician's responsibility.

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Bias and cultural context

Outputs may reflect linguistic, cultural, gender and data-related biases, especially in multilingual or diverse populations.

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Transparence et traçabilité

Professionals should distinguish their own clinical contribution from content generated or supported by AI.

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Proportionate use

The higher the clinical impact, the stronger the need for evidence, oversight and organisational governance.

International clinical education

An approach designed to travel across borders

Dr. Rania has trained, collaborated with and exchanged with therapists and healthcare professionals across Europe, the Middle East, North America and other international settings, including France, Belgium, Luxembourg, Switzerland, Austria, Lebanon, the United Arab Emirates, Jordan, India, Latvia, Canada and the United States.

This international experience shapes how she teaches. AI use must be interpreted in relation to the profession, practice setting, patient population, language, institutional policy and applicable regulation. The underlying principles are shared; the implementation cannot be one-size-fits-all.

Clinical AI analysis

Articles and insights

Explore selected Happy Brain Training analysis on AI in healthcare, clinical practice and professional decision-making.

Clinical AI strategy

AI Fatigue in Clinicians: Why More Tools Are Not Always Better

A practical reflection on choosing what deserves attention—and what clinicians can safely ignore.

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AI platforms in healthcare

Claude for Healthcare and ChatGPT Health

What the shift toward healthcare-specific AI experiences may mean for professionals and organisations.

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Health communication

What ChatGPT Health Means for Clinical Practice

An examination of changing health conversations and the continuing importance of professional judgment.

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Webinars, workshops and speaking

Professional education for clinical audiences

Dr. Rania is available for webinars, conferences, guest lectures, workshops and tailored professional training for healthcare teams and professional associations.

Possible formats

Keynotes, webinars, interactive workshops, multi-level training, guest lectures and collaborative professional education.

OnlineIn personAnglaisFrançaisInternational audiences

Speaking topics

Topics can be adapted to the profession, jurisdiction and level of prior AI experience.

AI pour les thérapeutesGenerative AI in healthcareIA en pratique cliniqueEthical AIPrompt engineeringClinical AI literacy

What professionals say

Feedback from clinicians

Selected comments from therapists and healthcare professionals who have participated in Happy Brain Training sessions.

“The examples and explanations helped us understand how we can use AI to work more efficiently, save time, and improve the quality of our output.”

Sama M. · Speech and Language Therapist

“I really enjoyed how practical it was.”

Hiba S. · Occupational Therapist

“Informations synthétiques et claires — formatrice dynamique et disponible.”

Evelyne R. · Neuropsychologue

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Practical AI insights for healthcare professionals

Connect with Dr. Rania and Happy Brain Training for clinician-focused analysis, educational resources, course updates and professional events.

Learn AI for clinical practice with Dr. Rania Kassir

Build practical generative AI skills while keeping scientific evidence, patient confidentiality, critical thinking and professional responsibility at the centre of your work.

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In the Media

Press, research recognition & media coverage

A selection of interviews, round tables, radio features, press coverage and professional-journal recognition of Dr. Rania Kassir's clinical research and work on generative AI in speech-language therapy and healthcare.

Some links point to archived versions of pages that have since moved on the publisher's site; content is preserved and accessible. Entries without a public link (Switzerland, Latvia, Belgium, and the Lyon Days platform talk) are documented here from event materials and photos.

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