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When your family is impacted by addiction, find the care and community you need with Thrive! Family Recovery Resources. We lead with compassion and are here to provide comprehensive resources, effective education, and lift you up through meaningful connections. With Thrive! experience new hope and healing.

OUR BOARD OF
DIRECTORS

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LAURIE HEALY

Board Secretary
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KARRIE SNYDER

Board Treasurer
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JOE CLUBB

Board Member
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CIHAN BEHLIVAN

Board Member
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CARMICHAEL FINN

Board Member
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PROVEN AND POSITIVE APPROACHES

Stop feeling helpless and start living again. Thrive! is here to give you actionable steps and evidence-based strategies to motivate change. These are proven approaches that are based on positive reinforcement and have helped countless families. Think compassion and care. Not tough love and total detachment.

SERVICES FOR TREATMENT PROVIDERS

Do you need help creating or executing a family program? Director Pam Lanhart regularly collaborates with providers and community partners to develop effective education and programming that align with evidence-based recovery practices.

In her role as Dean of the School of Education, Public and Human Service at Minneapolis College, Ann provides leadership to the Addiction Counseling Program. She is also, through her work at the college and through volunteer work, deeply committed to supporting justice impacted people. She sees a strong intersection in this work and believes in the importance of supporting people struggling with substance use disorder and those on their recovery journey, and also in providing support, resources, and hope to their family and loved ones.

She has seen first hand in those she works with, as well as in her own family, ways in which substance use disorder impacts so many people. She is honored to join the Board of Directors at Thrive and looks forward to making meaningful contributions to the important work this organization is doing for families.

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Ann Deiman-Thornton

Dean of the School of Education, Public and Human Service at Minneapolis College

Board Secretary

Why did you join Thrive’s Board of Directors?

My desire to serve on the Thrive! Family Recovery Resources board is deep-rooted in my own family’s experience with addiction. After losing my brother, Brian, to a substance use disorder in 2017, it sparked a passion and purpose in me that grew into a new career path as well as the opportunity to join Thrive! as a board member. Through drawing on my own personal experiences as well as my role as a Family Recovery Coach, I help other family members discover their inner powers to restore relationships and find hope and healing to endure the journey where addiction is present.

In 2019, Laurie founded her coaching and education business, focused on providing education and support for individuals and families that have a loved one struggling with substance use challenges and disorders. In addition to being a Family Recovery Coach, she is a Certified Peer Recovery Specialist credentialed by the Minnesota Certification Board, a certified CRAFT provider, and an active member of NAADAC, the Association for Addiction Professionals. Prior to her coaching work, she spent 25 years in the field of sales and marketing, primarily for technology companies.

She is drawn to adventure travel, RV travel, international travel - just about any kind of travel. Laurie’s hobbies involve lots of outdoor water activities, trail-running and hiking, cooking, knitting, reading, and family time - especially in the northern regions of Minnesota.

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Laurie Healy

Family Recovery Coach, Certified Peer Recovery Specialist, a certified CRAFT provider, and an active member of NAADAC.

Board Treasurer

Why did you join Thrive’s Board of Directors?

I began volunteering and attending a Thrive Family Recovery Resource in person group in 2017 while my  son, Luke, was actively using substances. Thrive helped me connect and use loving well tools to have the closest possible relationship with Luke. After I  lost Luke to an accidental overdose, I  began facilitating an in person Thrive group to help families who are struggling with substance use challenges.

Professional bio:

Karrie is a Senior Administrative Assistant for Allina Health. Karrie and her husband serve as volunteer ministers in a nondenominational Christian ministry for over 30 years. Karrie has served on other nonprofit boards in Minnesota with a mission to help homeless and those with food insecurity.

Karrie is married to Stephen (45 years) and has 3 adult children and 2 grandchildren. Her hobbies include photography, making special occasion videos, camping, hiking, reading, and traveling.

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Karrie Snyder

Senior Administrative Assistant for Allina Health. volunteer minister in a Christian ministry for over 30 years.

Board Member

Joe Clubb, vice president of Allina Health’s Mental Health and Addiction Services, is charged with leading the strategy and setting the vision for this clinical service line. Joe has advanced a Mental Health and Addiction value stream strategy to progress clinical care and serve the growing needs of community members with mental illness and substance use disorders. He has brought mental health and addiction service lines to new levels, transforming addiction care, growing outpatient programs, and improving Emergency Department and inpatient flow through better access to outpatient services and increased inpatient capacity. Initiating community collaboration and partnership has been key to serving the needs of the whole person through his leadership.

Joe’s educational background includes a Bachelor of Science degree in Social Work from St. John’s University and a master’s degree in social work from the University of Minnesota with a clinical and administrative concentration.

Joe enjoys spending time with his family, which includes his spouse Anne, 7 children, their spouses, and his 6 grandchildren. He also enjoys traveling to warm climates during Minnesota winters.

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Joe Clubb

V.P. of Allina Health’s Mental Health and Addiction Services, charged with leading the strategy and setting the vision.

Thrive! Family Recovery Resources is proud to announce the addition of Denise La Mere-Anderson, SHRM-SCP to our Board of Directors. Denise brings her expertise in Human Resource Management and Talent Acquisition in her role of Chief Talent Officer for Taylor Corporation, along with her experience as a public servant as a current member of the Golden Valley City Council.

Denise is a person with lived experience as a family member of someone in long-term recovery. "As someone who has directly benefited from the programs and services Thrive has to offer, I am passionate about what Thrive does and excited to give back to this organization in my role on the board of directors."

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Denise LaMere-Anderson

Chief Talent Officer for Taylor Corporation and current member of the Golden Valley City Council

Board Member

My name is Christine Delgadillo, and I have been in recovery from drug and alcohol addiction since October 2022. God has given me hope and a future through recovery. My relationships with my parents, siblings, and children have been beautifully restored. I am currently enrolled in college, studying Addiction Counseling and Business Management. Additionally, I serve as a Certified Peer Recovery Specialist, the President of the Minneapolis College Addiction Counseling Club, and a Recovery Navigator on campus. I share all of this to emphasize that recovery is not only possible, but it truly works.

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Christine Delgadillo

Certified Peer Recovery Specialist, President of Minneapolis College Addiction Counseling Club, and Recovery Navigator on campus

Aaron is a CPRS in the state of Minnesota and Co-Founder of Recovery Unbroken. After a career in politics and sales Aaron took the time needed to address addiction and become a student of the game. Withlived experience in so many ways Aaron provides perspective and unique expertise. Aaron is a single Father to 3 young children and enjoys golfing, traveling, public speaking and heights.

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Aaron Perry

CPRS in Minnesota, Co-Founder of Recovery Unbroken, over 1,000 days of sobriety, single Father and active recovery volunteer.