Deanne Glascoe

Dynamic professional with extensive experience as a Peer Recovery Mentor at Detroit Recovery Project, excelling in crisis management and conflict resolution. Proven ability to enhance recovery engagement through behavioral activation and mental health first aid, fostering a supportive community. Recognized for effective team leadership and maintaining regulatory compliance in high-pressure environments.

Compassionate Recovery Mentor known for high productivity and efficient task completion. Skilled in active listening, crisis intervention techniques, and motivational interviewing to support individuals on their journey towards recovery. Excel at empathy, communication, and resilience, leveraging these soft skills to connect with and empower clients in achieving personal growth and sustainable recovery. Persuasive communicator focused on tapping into customer loyalty and bringing delinquent accounts current. Savvy to typical customer responses and prepared to use scripts and personal expertise to overcome objections. Confident and collected in challenging situations.

My journey to recovery began on October 22, 2022, at Salvation Harbor Light, where I successfully detoxed after over 40 years of battling alcoholism. I realized that true transformation required more time and support, leading me to transition to Beginning Steps Behavioral Health Treatment Program on November 28, 2022, at 39 days sober. Through structured recovery meetings and community living, I developed self-awareness and deepened my commitment to healing.

My dedication led me to serve as a house monitor, where I supported others facing fear, doubt, and uncertainty—encouraging them toward a future filled with hope and confidence. In March 2024, my time in the housing program ended, but my recovery continued. I now actively attend outpatient treatment and recovery meetings, while volunteering with my church community.