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Leadership Bios
Margaret "Peg" Diehl, LCADC, ICADC
Co-Founder
"Peg" Diehl has helped write Seabrook House's rich, 34-plus year
history as much as anyone. She co-founded Seabrook House with
her late husband Jerome J. Diehl in 1974, designed and implemented
the original family treatment program at Seabrook House, and continues
to work today in the Seabrook House Family Program. She has been
a Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor (CADC) since 1977, an Internationally
Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor (ICADC) since 1991 and in
2004, became one of the first Licensed Clinical Alcohol and Drug
Counselors (LCADC) in New Jersey. Peg began her recovery as a
family member 39 years ago.
Edward M. Diehl
President
ediehl@seabrookhouse.org
"Ed" began his career in the chemical dependency treatment field
in 1976. A year later, Ed joined his family at Seabrook House
in 1977 as a Certified Alcoholism Counselor (CAC). In 1986, Ed
was named Vice-President of Clinical and Community Services, overseeing
all treatment activities and external communications. Shortly
after his father's death in 1989, Ed was appointed President of
Seabrook House - the position he holds today. Ed's expertise lies
in the areas of healthcare financing, development, public policy,
and managing within a rapidly changing environment. In 2009, Ed
will celebrating 35 years of sobriety.
Matthew J. Wolf
Vice President Business Operations
mwolf@seabrookhouse.org
"Matt" oversees admissions, marketing, community relations, business development, contracts
management, medical records, facilities management, all support services and information
technology at Seabrook House. In his 19 plus years with the organization,
Matt has served as a Helpline Counselor, Director of Admissions,
Director of Business Development, and in his current position,
as Vice President of Business Operations. In 2009, Matt will celebrate
25 years in recovery from chemical dependency.
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Lynne Sennett, MPH, BSN, RN
Vice President Treatment Services
Lynne oversees the clinical treatment team and the nursing and
medical staff at Seabrook House. She also has administrative responsibility
for adult residential care, along with MatriArk at Seabrook House,
the organization's philanthropic program for women and their children.
Prior to Seabrook House, Lynne served eight years as President
and CEO of the Visiting Nurse Association of Maryland in Baltimore.
She has been published in several nursing industry publications
and has received the Administrator of the Year Award from the
National Association for Home Care. Lynne holds a Master of Public
Health Degree from The John Hopkins University and earned her
Bachelors of Science in Nursing from Columbia University. Lynne
began her recovery as a family member over 22 years ago.
James F. Mulligan, M.D., ASAM
Medical Director
Dr. Mulligan oversees the medical treatment of patients for detoxification
and residential treatment, and created a program for medical residents
and students at Seabrook House. He earned his M.D. from Hahnemann
University and is a certified member of the American Society of
Addiction Medicine (ASAM). Before joining Seabrook House, Dr.
Mulligan was the Medical Director at Caron Foundation in Wernersville,
PA. Prior to that, he operated a group family practice for 25
years in York, PA, and has served as the Director of the Addictions
Program at York Hospital in York, PA. Dr. Mulligan is a frequent
speaker at conferences and workshops on various addiction topics.
He earned his undergraduate degree at St. Joseph's University
in Philadelphia, PA. "Jim" is a recovered family member.
 Arthur
C. Schwarz, MBA
Controller
As Controller of Seabrook House, Arthur is responsible for all
aspects of Seabrook House’s financial operations, including budget
preparation, supervision of finance department staff, including
Accounting, Payroll, Accounts Payable and Accounts Receivable.
Arthur holds a Master of Business Administration degree from Rowan
University and before joining Seabrook House served as the Fiscal
Controller for Philadelphia Health Management Corp. in Philadelphia,
PA.
Denise Adams , PHR
Vice President Human Resources
As Vice President of Human Resources, Denise is responsible for the strategic planning, development and delivery of employee programs and services to over 200 employees at Seabrook House, MatriArk Family Center and Seabrook West. Prior to joining our leadership team, Denise served in a similar role at Metrologic Instruments, Inc. in Gloucester Township, N.J. Denise brings over 15 years of progressive hands-on experience from the variety human resources specialties. She is an active member of the Society for Human Resource Management and is certified by the organization as a professional in human resources (PHR). Denise earned a bachelor’s degree in business administration with a dual concentration in HR and marketing from Rowan University. She began her recovery as a family member 4 years ago
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