Rosecrance Learning

Beth Dahl coordinates all grant-funded services and reporting for Rosecrance Jackson Centers in Iowa, including monitoring grant performance and supervising grant-funded staff members. She has more than 35 years of experience in the behavioral health field. Beth earned her bachelor’s degree in psychology from Briar Cliff University and attended the clinical psychology graduate program at the University of South Dakota. She joined Rosecrance Jackson in 1995 as the child therapist for the new Women & Children’s Unit. Beth also spent more than 20 years managing and directing the information technology department, providing data reporting and analysis, helping implement new clinical programs, analyzing technology needs, and providing training and guidance to ensure privacy/confidentiality and safety for clients and staff.

Colleen Fry is the Director of Alumni Relations for Rosecrance. She establishes relationships with clients and families during treatment and in their recovery. Once clients leave treatment, she works to ensure they stay connected to Rosecrance through recovery support groups, newsletters, workshops, reunions, and other alumni-related events. She serves as a recovery role model for staff and clients and is passionate about seeing our alumni thrive once they leave treatment.

Sarra Reichwald oversees all learning and development initiatives, leadership training, competency, and talent development functions for Rosecrance Behavioral Health. She started her career at Rosecrance in 2002. Her extensive behavioral health background includes experience in various clinical, operations, and leadership roles, and she most recently served as the Director of Education and Staff Development. Reichwald earned her bachelor’s degree from the University of Michigan and a Master of Science in education from Northern Illinois University. She is a Certified Professional in Talent Development (CPTD) certified through the Association of Talent Development, an internationally recognized organization that supports and enhances the learning and development field. Reichwald is also a certified Mental Health First Aid instructor and a Certified Nonviolent Crisis Intervention instructor and has presented a number of workshops to a variety of professional audiences on these and other related topics.

Haley Dziedzic oversees Prevention services where the team works to build relationships and capacity in 16 of Iowa’s counties. Through the connections made, the team implements their strategies (education and policy change) and achieves desired outcomes. They provide resources pertaining to alcohol, THC, opioids, and problem gambling to facilitate a healthy and successful future for adolescents and adults. Dziedzic graduated from the University of South Dakota with a Bachelor of Science degree in medical biology. Following college, she worked as a Certified Nursing Aide caring for older adults with dementia. She joined Rosecrance in June 2023 and has loved her experience on the Prevention Team. Dziedzic was recently married in May 2023. She and her husband enjoy devoting their free time to their beloved pets, families, and giving back to their church and community.