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Learn more about Gloo, the Collaborative Advancement of Recovery Excellence (CARE), and the experts guiding CARE.
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About Gloo

Gloo is a Boulder, CO based technology company that serves people and organizations with a mission to change lives. 

We serve addiction and mental health prevention, treatment and recovery organizations and providers. Gloo gives providers access to an integrated ecosystem of advanced data, analytics, applications, and a marketplace for organizations dedicated to improving people’s lives. 

We’re a network of individuals and organizations obsessed with revolutionizing personal growth-we think about it 24/7.

We believe data rights must be anchored in human rights and are committed to the protection of your data.

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About CARE Collaborative

CARE is an initiative co-sponsored by Psychiatry and Behavioral Health Learning Network and Gloo, bringing thought leaders, research partners, and professional associations together to advance critical elements of the Behavioral Healthcare and Addiction Treatment system of care.

The Psychiatry & Behavioral Health Learning Network and Gloo have teamed up through their Collaborative Advancement of Recovery Excellence initiative to produce reports on changes within the field and actionable insights for industry leaders.

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Gloo’s personal growth technology infrastructure provides a much-needed emphasis on innovation in the behavioral health and recovery field,” said PBHLN Director Doug Edwards. “The result is that our partnership will both accelerate and enhance the science-to-service timeline, which historically is the single biggest factor in establishing widespread adoption of the most effective evidence-based treatment practices. - Doug J. Edwards, Director, Psychiatry and Behavioral Health Learning Network

The CARE Advisory Board

CARE is supported by an advisory board made up of noted behavioral sciences and addiction researchers and experts from leading universities, companies and organizations.

Anna Arici, PhD

Anna Arici, PhD

Learning Scientist, Lead Researcher, and Educator, School for the Future of Innovation in Society, Arizona State University

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Eric Bailly

Eric Bailly

Business Solutions Director, Anthem, Inc.

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Sasha Barab, PhD

Sasha Barab, PhD

Professor, School for the Future of Innovation in Society, Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College, Arizona State University

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Michael Barnes, PhD

Michael Barnes, PhD

Chief Clinical Officer, Foundry Steamboat Springs

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Deni Carise, PhD

Deni Carise, PhD

Chief Science Officer, Recovery Centers of America; Adjunct Clinical Professor, University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine

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Antoinette Giedzinska, PhD

Antoinette Giedzinska, PhD

Director of Applied Neuroscience & Outcomes, Sierra Tucson

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Siobhan Morse, MHSA

Siobhan Morse, MHSA

Director of Clinical Services/Research-Special Projects, Behavioral Health Division, Universal Health Services, Inc.

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Michael Pantalon, PhD

Michael Pantalon, PhD

Yale School of Medicine; Founder, Recovery Pad

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Jaime Vinck, MC, LPC, NCC

Jaime Vinck, MC, LPC, NCC

Chief Executive Officer of Recovery Ways

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Janelle Wesloh

Janelle Wesloh

Vice President, Clinical Excellence, Innovation & Recovery Management, Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation

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David Whitesock

David Whitesock

Founder at Commonly Well & Architect of the Recovery Capital Index

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Pete Nielsen

Pete Nielsen

President & Chief Executive Officer of California Consortium of Addiction Programs and Professionals

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