Todd Smith

Bio

Rachel Moore, MHEd, CHES® is a visionary leader committed to advancing health and wellbeing through innovative and impactful initiatives. With a strong foundation in social, emotional, and behavioral wellness, Rachel excels in the design, implementation, and evaluation of programs that promote holistic health. Her expertise spans across behavioral health, human services, and health education, where she has proven herself as a strategic champion in management and organizational development. Throughout her career, Rachel has played a pivotal role in creating and leading successful programs that prioritize individual and community health. As a Certified Health Education Specialist (CHES®), she brings a comprehensive understanding of health education principles, emphasizing the importance of integrating emotional and behavioral aspects into overall wellness strategies. With her leadership and dedication, Rachel continues to inspire positive change in the field of health and wellbeing, making a lasting impact on those she serves. Research Interests Centered around the intersection of health education, behavioral health, and wellness, Rachel’s research interest focuses on the following areas: 1. Social, Emotional, and Behavioral Wellness: Investigating the impact of emotional and behavioral health on overall wellbeing, and how effective programs can support individuals in managing stress, anxiety, and other emotional challenges. 2. Health Education and Promotion: Exploring strategies for improving public health through education, community outreach, and the development of evidence-based wellness programs that engage diverse populations. 3. Behavioral Health Interventions: Researching best practices for creating and evaluating interventions aimed at preventing and addressing behavioral health issues such as substance abuse, mental health disorders, and trauma. 4. Program Design and Evaluation: Analyzing the effectiveness of health and wellness programs, particularly those focused on emotional and social support, and developing metrics to assess their long-term impact. 5. Community Health: Examining ways to enhance community-based health initiatives and improving access to resources, education, and support services that address both physical and