Dr. Stacy Haynes, Ed.D., LPC, ACS, is the founder of the Faith Love & Wellness Conference and creator of the Eight Rooms Method, a wellness framework that explores wellness one room at a time. A licensed professional counselor, educator, author, speaker, and ministry leader, Dr. Haynes brings more than 25 years of experience in mental health, parenting, family wellness, and education to her work.
Dr. Haynes is the two-time award-winning author of Powerful Peaceful Parenting: Guiding Children, Changing Lives and I’m a Vibes Kid: A Book About Autism. Her parenting expertise has been featured in more than 80 magazines and news websites, including Essence, Ebony, U.S. News, and Care.com. She is also the host of The Dr. Stacy Show, where she brings her expertise in mental health, parenting, family, faith, and wellness to a broader audience.
Through the Faith Love & Wellness Conference and the Eight Rooms Method, Dr. Haynes continues to create opportunities for people to look at wellness as a whole-person experience. Her work brings together her professional expertise, faith, and passion for helping individuals and families develop healthier, more balanced lives.
Dr. Haynes is also the founder of Little Hands Community Promise, a nonprofit supporting the social and emotional development of neurodivergent youth, and Little Hands Family Services, a group counseling practice. She owns Made Well by God, a Christian apparel brand that brings together faith and wellness.
A sought-after speaker, Dr. Haynes presents professional development workshops for schools and educators, speaks at women’s conferences, and serves as a commencement and keynote speaker. She continues to work with families through therapy, educational plan reviews, and coaching.
Dr. Haynes earned her bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Liberty University, her master’s degree in Counseling Psychology from Bowie State University, and her Doctorate of Education in Counseling from Argosy University. She is an Approved Clinical Supervisor (ACS) through the National Board for Certified Counselors.
Her professional experience includes serving as a counselor and Health Promotions Coordinator at Rutgers University–Camden, where she also served as a faculty advisor for the RUC Active Minds student group. She currently serves as Children’s Pastor at Christ Wesleyan Church in Greensboro, NC, and participates in the Culture Missions team at Culture Life Wesleyan Church.
Dr. Haynes is the proud mother of an Eagle Scout and an American Mensan. She is available for speaking engagements, women’s conferences, professional development workshops for educators, and mental health keynotes.
Speaks On
- ●Professional Development
- ●Mental Health
- ●Neurodivergent Parenting
- ●Faith & Purpose
- ●Eight Rooms Method