Glenn Banks, LISAC, MFCT, CCTP-II is a licensed professional counselor in Arizona and Utah. He is certified as a Clinical Trauma Professional-Level II and a Critical Incident Stress Debriefer. Glenn has spent a vast amount of time in creating innovative programs that seek outside-the-box alternatives to modern therapies. One of notable programs he developed was the Strategic Harm Reduction Plan for chronic pain and opioid use, which reduced recidivism rates by 18%.
Glenn Banks, LISAC, MFCT, CCTP-II is a licensed professional counselor in Arizona and Utah. He is certified as a Clinical Trauma Professional-Level II and a Critical Incident Stress Debriefer. Glenn has spent a vast amount of time in creating innovative programs that seek outside-the-box alternatives to modern therapies. One of notable programs he developed was the Strategic Harm Reduction Plan for chronic pain and opioid use, which reduced recidivism rates by 18%.
The reviews listed below were collected independently of The CORE Institute through rater8. Each review represents an authentic and verified patient experience.
Friendly and easy to talk with.
(4 days ago)
Sep-2026
Glenn was very understanding to my situation and he made me feel like he really cared. I have seen several doctors lately and I feel like they dismiss my pain and my symptoms. Glenn looked over my chart and validated all my concerns. Thank you Glenn
(5 days ago)
Sep-2026
Really courteous and considerate
(1 week ago)
Aug-2026
He was very nice, explained everything.
Very professional
(2 weeks ago)
Aug-2026
He's very caring
(3 weeks ago)
Aug-2026
Good doctor.
(3 weeks ago)
Aug-2026
Very nice & informative, answered all my questions and concerns. I would absolutely recommend him.
(3 weeks ago)
Aug-2026
I love the way he listened to me. He answered all my questions, and was very helpful. He’s a really nice guy.
(2 months ago)
Jul-2026
Glenn is amazing. I am so grateful he is helping me. I’m excited to get better.
(2 months ago)
Jul-2026
Very positive. Providing new information that hopefully will be constructive.
Glenn Banks, LISAC, MFCT, CCTP-II is a licensed professional counselor in Arizona and Utah. He is certified as a Clinical Trauma Professional-Level II and a Critical Incident Stress Debriefer. Glenn has spent a vast amount of time in creating innovative programs that seek outside-the-box alternatives to modern therapies. One of notable programs he developed was the Strategic Harm Reduction Plan for chronic pain and opioid use, which reduced recidivism rates by 18%. He has also spent time in alternative therapies such as equine therapy and wilderness therapy.
Prior to joining The CORE Institute, Glenn was the Director of Behavioral Health at a wellness clinic in Mesa. There, he oversaw all clinical treatment programs and was a facilitator for individual and group counseling. He also spent time as a SMI (Serious Mental Illness) Evaluator in Tempe where he performed evaluations for the State of Arizona. Additionally, Glenn served as a Psychology Associate at the Arizona Department of Corrections where he provided mental health services to inmates.
Glenn earned a master’s degree in Marriage, Family, and Child Counseling from the University of Phoenix. He went to Arizona State University for his bachelor’s degree where he studied political science.
Glenn Banks is a member of the National Association for Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Counselors.
Friendly and easy to talk with.
Glenn was very understanding to my situation and he made me feel like he really cared. I have seen several doctors lately and I feel like they dismiss my pain and my symptoms. Glenn looked over my chart and validated all my concerns. Thank you Glenn
Really courteous and considerate
He was very nice, explained everything. Very professional
He's very caring
Good doctor.
Very nice & informative, answered all my questions and concerns. I would absolutely recommend him.
I love the way he listened to me. He answered all my questions, and was very helpful. He’s a really nice guy.
Glenn is amazing. I am so grateful he is helping me. I’m excited to get better.
Very positive. Providing new information that hopefully will be constructive.