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Janelle Wesloh
Executive Director of Recovery Management
Janelle Wesloh, Executive Director of Recovery Management, MBA, LADC, has been in the addiction treatment field for over 20 years and contributed most of her career at Hazelden. Wesloh has held many roles at Hazelden, including youth counselor, intake counselor, continuing care counselor, electronic medical record designer, and privacy officer. In October of 2009 she assumed the role of Director of Recovery Management where she oversees the online recovery program called MORE (My Ongoing Recovery Experience), Minnesota Adult Continuing Care groups and the Lodge Experience and weekend retreats at the Dan Anderson Renewal Center on the main campus in Center City, Minnesota. Recently, Wesloh has added the new Hazelden Connection program to her area of responsibility.
Wesloh is a licensed alcohol and drug counselor in the state of Minnesota; she has an undergraduate degree in applied psychology with an emphasis in chemical dependency counseling, and an MBA from Hamline University in Saint Paul, Minnesota.
Wesloh has presented at national addiction treatment conferences on:
- Moving from an acute to a chronic model
- Importance of continuing care planning
- Electronic options for ongoing recovery
- Lessons learned from implementing an online recovery management program
Wesloh has provided numerous print and broadcast interviews and published articles:
- "Online Support for Addiction: New Options in the Workplace" in Employee Assistance Report
- "Benefits of Electronic Record Management Systems" in Counselor magazine
- "Hazelden Seeing Stronger Recovery Through Post-Treatment Support" in Alcoholism & Drug Abuse Weekly.
Wesloh resides with her teenage son in Minnesota and they enjoy traveling, camping, hiking, and biking.
CBS News, Online registry seeks strategies to beat addiction by Associated Press - 11/11
