From Belief to Wellbeing: Integrating Faith and Health Belief Models to Combat ACEs
A Talk by Cendie Stanford (ACEs Matter)
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About this Talk
This workshop aims to explore the intersection of the Health Belief Model (HBM), faith, and community wellness to address and mitigate the impacts of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs). By integrating spiritual principles with psychological frameworks, this session will provide attendees with a unique multidimensional approach to mental health that respects and utilizes both faith-based and scientific methods.
This workshop is designed for faith leaders, mental health professionals, community advocates, and anyone interested in integrating faith-based approaches with modern health strategies to address ACEs and enhance community wellness.
About The Speaker
ACEs Matter
Cendie Stanford, founder of Adverse Childhood Experiences Matter, advocates for understanding and preventing ACEs. With dual Master's Degrees and a business certificate from Rice University, she educates communities on resilience and healing childhood trauma through Resilience-Informed Education
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