“Welcome to G.L.O.M., Where Recovery Can Happen!”
“Welcome to G.L.O.M., Where Recovery Can Happen!”
A higher level of therapeutic support for adults who need more structure—while continuing to live at home and remain connected to their community.
Our Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) provides a higher level of structured care for individuals requiring more intensive therapeutic intervention while remaining in their home or community environment.
Adult participants generally receive a minimum of nine hours of clinically structured programming each week over multiple treatment days. Individuals admitted to IOP often present with greater clinical complexity, elevated relapse risk, co-occurring behavioral health conditions, or limited recovery supports requiring enhanced therapeutic services.
Services are organized around each client’s assessed needs and recovery plan.
Clinical evaluation to identify needs and guide individualized treatment.
Focused one-to-one therapeutic support aligned with recovery goals.
Structured peer-centered sessions that strengthen insight, coping and accountability.
Family participation when clinically appropriate to strengthen recovery supports.
Practical education on substance use, behavioral health and recovery.
Strategies to identify triggers, manage risk and maintain recovery momentum.
Tools that support daily functioning, healthy routines and independence.
Support connecting treatment goals with practical resources and services.
Communication across providers and systems to improve continuity of care.
Responsive clinical support during periods of elevated behavioral health risk.
Coordination with prescribing professionals when medication support is indicated.
Recovery-oriented encouragement, connection and ongoing recovery planning.
Both our Outpatient and Intensive Outpatient Programs emphasize evidence-based treatment practices that strengthen coping skills, promote healthy lifestyle changes, improve overall functioning, reduce relapse risk, and support sustained recovery within each client’s home and community.
ASAM Criteria are continually used to monitor progress and determine whether clients should transition to outpatient care or be referred to a higher level of treatment when medically necessary.
Clinical services are currently provided under the leadership of LaRonna Watson, LCSW, who serves as our licensed clinical provider and is responsible for clinical oversight, behavioral health services, and ensuring compliance with all applicable professional, ethical, and regulatory standards.
As GLOM Substance Abuse Program continues to expand, we are developing a multidisciplinary team of qualified Substance Use Disorder professionals that will include: