Glenn Duncan LPC, LCADC, CCS

Title:
Executive Director
Since:
2003
Experience:
Glenn was born in NJ, he later moved to Massachusetts and then Kentucky. He settled back in NJ at the ripe old age of 10, and has lived here since 1976. He received his Master's Degree in Clinical Psychology from Western Carolina University in 1992 and is a Licensed Professional Counselor and a Licensed Clinical Alcohol/Drug Counselor. He is also a Certified Clinical Supervisor. Glenn has worked in both residential and outpatient settings. His "private practice" is spent teaching substance abuse and clinical supervision coursework. Glenn currently teaches for many different organizations such as Rutgers University and the NJ Prevention Network. He is very proud of the team assembled here at HDAP as you can readily see by reading through the website. He has teamed up with people he has worked with previously, such as Prevention Director Mary Hanley and Clinical Director Jass Pelland.
Theory:
Glenn's primary approach to treatment is Cognitive Behavioral and Motivational Enhancement therapies, and he has also been trained in Gestalt Therapy. He firmly believes that substance dependence has both biochemical and environmental factors that lead to, and help reinforce people's addiction. Glenn believes that as many routes as there are to becoming addicted, there are as many routes out. Each person has to find the path of recovery that works best for them. The role of the therapist is to assist the client by working as a guide, a mirror, and ultimately working to help train that person to be independent of a need for further therapy.
Hobbies:
When he's not working, Glenn spends time with his family; his wife and 3 children (2 girls and a boy). He loves volleyball, softball, and making sure his kids become rollercoaster fans. He plays guitar, and he is an avid computer buff. This website was completely designed by Glenn, and redesigned, and then tweaked a bit. He also enjoys writing.
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