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C4™ was extensively studied in multi-site research trial investigating its association with HIV/STI risk reduction, including PrEP initiation and adherence.

The C4™ approach can be used in research for other health domains—contact us if you are interested in using this approach in your research.

The C4™ model is a self-determination theory-based intervention approach. It is supported by a vast evidence-base on the efficacy and effectiveness of interventions that are grounded in self-determination theory. For more comprehensive look at self-determination theory research go to the official website, selfdeterminationtheory.org.

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Attention: do you have questions about PrEP? Our decision aid helps in making decisions about whether or not to take PrEP or whether to continue taking PrEP.

C4™ is about your growth, connection, and healing.

C4™ puts you together with a coordinator who learns about your needs. The coordinator then uses the online C4™ platform to make referrals that connect you to agencies with services that can help address your needs. Using the C4™ platform, your coordinator monitors the status of your referrals through real-time updates from the agencies where you were referred. You can also login into your personal client center and…

Have more questions? Just contact your C4™ coordinator.

Not a member of C4™ Network? Request an appointment from the nearest agency. If you are a member, please take a moment to fill out a questionnaire regarding your health care.

the c4™ network

New York, New York

  • GMAD

Washington, DC

  • Us Helping Us, People Into Living

Houston, Texas

  • The Normal Anomaly Initiative

Ft. Lauderdale, Florida

  • Afro Pride Federation

Accra, Ghana

  • Priorities on Rights & Sexual Health

Toronto, Canada

  • TAIBU Community Health Centre
  • Africans in Partnership Against AIDS

Local clinic or agency not listed? Ask them to  contact us about joining the C4™ Network.

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C4™ leads to higher attainment of health behavior goals and maintenance of health behaviors for longer periods.

The most important impediments to individuals achieving their health goal are factors related to the healthcare environment and other social and structural barriers. The demands and complexities of health and social service work can also affect motivation of agency staff.

C4™ moves beyond focus on the client as the sole target for health behavior change, towards engaging staff in re-creating their environments into ones that facilitate healthy behavior change and positive psychological well-being for their clients. It is an evidence-based approach supported through rigorous research on the effect of autonomy support on health behavior outcomes. It is culturally responsive, theoretically grounded and designed to support clients across the continuum of health care—from prevention through treatment.

The C4™ approach will help your staff support growth, motivation and connections that clients need to address social drivers of health.

As a member of the C4™ network, your agency will receive:

Our web-based platform also provides an innovative way for networks of health and human service agencies to communicate and coordinate care for individuals with complex needs.

our team

LaRon Nelson
LaRon E. Nelson, Chief Scientific Advisor
PhD, RN, FNP, FNAP, FNYAM, FAAN

Dr. Nelson is the Independence Foundation Professor of Nursing at Yale University. Dr. Nelson’s domestic and international research investigates strategies to reduce inequities in health outcomes. He is an infectious disease nurse and family nurse practitioner who is recognized as the world’s leading authority on the application of self-determination theory for HIV prevention and care. He is an expert in developing service delivery models to reduce the negative impacts of stigma on health of individuals and communities.

Kristaps Dzonsons

Kristaps Dzonsons

Kristaps has extensive experience in building robust, secure systems — particularly web applications. He has a background in computational mathematics, building large high-performance systems, and is a prolific open source contributor.

the c4™ network

New York, New York

  • GMAD

Washington, DC

  • Us Helping Us, People Into Living

Houston, Texas

  • The Normal Anomaly Initiative

Ft. Lauderdale, Florida

  • Afro Pride Federation

Accra, Ghana

  • Priorities on Rights & Sexual Health

Toronto, Canada

  • TAIBU Community Health Centre
  • Africans in Partnership Against AIDS