Residential Services
Residential substance use treatment refers to a short-term (30 day) or long-term (more than 30 day) arrangement, where clients live in a therapeutic environment, alongside other clients, with 24-hour supervision and access to on-site clinicians. The general intent is to provide the tools that will allow clients to cease substance use in order to avoid the negative psychological, legal, financial and health consequences.
Clients currently living in Residential Services are also provided access to Spiritual Care Services.
GLRC welcomes self-referrals, calls from concerned individuals and referrals from physicians, other professionals, community and human service agencies. GLRC's Access Center staff offer information about services and funding options in a warm, understanding and professional way. Contact today at (906) 228-9696.
Residential Services
Residential substance use treatment refers to a short-term (30 day) or long-term (more than 30 day) arrangement, where clients live in a therapeutic environment, alongside other clients, with 24-hour supervision and access to on-site clinicians. GLRC operates three residential treatment facilities for adults with substance use disorder.
Adolescent Services Center
The Adolescent Services Center is a 16-bed residential treatment facility for youth ages 12 – 17 with a substance use disorder and/or a co-occurring disorder. While in care, clients attend daily group sessions, participate in weekly individual therapy, attend school on site, take part in both indoor and outdoor recreational activities.