Substance Abuse
Dr. Margaret Glenn
Dr. Margaret Glenn has worked with colleagues around the country and with the Research
and Training Center on Substance Abuse, Disability and Employment. Her specialization
relates to issues in vocational rehabilitation and co-existing disabilities.
Each summer she teaches Addictions Counseling online, incorporating the latest
in research on treatment and recovery. Her new line of research is on the use
of complementary and alternative health care practices in substance abuse treatment.
She was invited to be a Distinguished Lecturer at South Dakota State University
in 2012 on the subject.
Articles
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Glenn, M. (ed.). (in press). Substance use disorders and vocational rehabilitation:
VR counselors’ desk reference. Dayton, OH: Research and Training Center on Substance
Abuse, Disability and Employment.
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Glenn, M. & Moore, L. (2009). Building collaboration in substance abuse treatment
and vocational rehabilitation, Journal of Teaching in the Addictions.
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Glenn, M. & Keferl, J. (2008). An exploratory investigation of rehabilitation
counselors’ perceived readiness to undertake substance use disorder screening
in vocational rehabilitation. Journal of Applied Rehabilitation Counseling, 39(2),
37-42.
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Moore, D., McAweeney, M., Glenn, M., Ford, J. & Keferl, J. (2008). Policy issues
in VR related to consumers with substance use disorders. Journal of Applied Rehabilitation
Counseling, 39(2), 12-18.
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Hawley, C.E., Glenn, M., & Diaz, S. (2007). Problem gambling in the workplace,
characteristics of employees seeking help. Journal of Work, 2 (4), 331-340.
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Glenn, M., Diaz, S., & Moore, L. (2006). Self reported substance abuse problems
among problem gambling helpline callers, Journal of Teaching in the Addictions,
5(1), 31-44.
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Glenn, M. (2006). A rehabilitation educator’s perspective on merging accreditation
issues. Rehabilitation Education, 20 (2), 71-77.
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Glenn, M. (2005). Exploring substance abuse among minorities with disabilities
and its associations with their experiences in vocational rehabilitation. RRTC on
Drugs and Disability & Howard University Research and Training Center for
Access to Rehabilitation and Empowerment Opportunity. Howard University monograph,
Washington, D.C.
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Ford, J.A., Glenn, M., Li, L., & Moore, D. (2004). Substance abuse and women
with disabilities. In S.L. Welner & F. Haseltine (Eds.), Welners guide to
the care of women with disabilities (pp 315-332). Philadelphia, PA: Lippincott
Williams & Wilkins.
Presentations
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Glenn, M. & Keferl, J. Developing capacity in substance use disorder screening in vocational rehabilitation. American Rehabilitation Counseling Association National Education Conference, Tampa, FL, November 9, 2007. Presentation.
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Glenn, M. & Keferl, J. Developing capacity in substance use disorder screening in vocational rehabilitation. State of the Science Conference, Rehabilitation Research and Training Center on Substance Abuse, Disability and Employment, Washington, DC. October 2007.
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Glenn, M., & Moore, D. Screening for substance use in vocational rehabilitation agencies: logic model approach. NCRE/CSAVR/RSA Conference, October, 2006.
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Keferl, J., & Glenn, M. Substance abuse, disability and employment: Implications for educators. National Council on Rehabilitation Education Annual Educators Conference, San Diego, CA, February 24, 2006.
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Glenn, M., McAweeney, M. & Stagg, K. Substance Use Screening by Vocational Rehabilitation Counselors, NCRE/CSAVR/RSA Conference, October 17, 2005.