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Glenwood Life Counseling Center
ABOUT
Substance abuse treatment program providing medication-assisted treatment.
People We Serve
Individuals aged 18 and older.
Phone
(410) 323-9811 voiceLocation
516 Glenwood AveBaltimore, MD 21212
Services
- Individual Counseling
- Group Treatment
- Case Management
- Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
- Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT)
- Peer Recovery Services
Website
glenwoodlife.org/
info@glenwoodlife.org
Hours
General Information
Provide substance use treatment, therapy, education, medication, case management and recovery services to opiate addicted adults.
Services are available by appointment or walk-in. Accepting new clients, same day admission available Monday-Friday 6:00 AM-1:00 PM.
If you call the intake coordinator at 410-323-9811, and press 2, they will set you up with an appointment and explain the admission process. Please bring photo identification, health insurance, and social security card, if applicable.
Medication Dispensing Hours: Monday-Friday 6:00 AM-2:00 PM, Saturday 8:30 AM-12:30 PM.
Services
Individual Counseling
About
You are assigned a primary counselor who is responsible for ensuring that you have counseling, support, and resources as needed. One-on-one counseling helps to teach you how to make changes that will move towards recovery.
Group Treatment
About
Group treatment can offer the support, friendship, knowledge, and wisdom of others who have also experienced addiction and mental illness. Group therapy, education, and support are some of the most successful approaches to sobriety and recovery.
Case Management
About
Provided by trained people in long term recovery. The Peer Case Managerswork to connect you with services in the community.
Case Management services include:
1) substance use and mental health referrals
2) social services application
3) health insurance application
4) BGE assistance
5) employment searches
6) GED application
7) basic computer or resume skills
8) assistance with housing applications
Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
About
The IOP helps people who are still struggling with drug use, even while getting medicine and weekly counseling. Glenwood supports recovery using group and one-on-one counseling, fun sober activities, and proven treatment methods. You may join 3–4 days a week and get support from counselors and peers.
IOP services include:
1) 9 hours of programming
2) weekly individual counseling
3) daily groups for symptom management, coping and self-management skills, life skills, relapse prevention, etc.
4) extra groups periodically offered: field trips, luncheons, projects, art therapy, etc.
Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT)
About
The medical staff are licensed and trained addictions professionals who carefully evaluate and monitor each patient. Methadone is used to treat opiate addiction and support your long term recovery by eliminating the sickness and cravings associated with narcotic addition.
How to Apply:
After calling the Intake Coordinator, a brief interview will be conducted to seek MAT for opioid addiction. You are scheduled for an appointment and informed about the admission process, which requires photo identification and proof of insurance, if applicable. The admission process takes around 1.5 hours, discussing medical history and current medical conditions, and requesting written permissions as needed. Methadone treatment starts the same day if the client is clear-headed, but if intoxicated, you will not be able to give informed consent for treatment.Peer Recovery Services
About
The Client Advocacy Team (C.A.T.) is a group of patients in recovery who experience leadership, advocacy, and community responsibility by offering peer support, mentorship, and a voice for the other patients at GLCC. They are recommended by staff and voted on by members.
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