The Ohio Lawyers Assistance Program is a private, non-profit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to helping Ohio's judges, attorneys, and law students obtain treatment for substance abuse, chemical dependency, addiction, and mental health issues. OLAP has existed since 1991 and is active across the state of Ohio. Through OLAP, judges, attorneys, and law students receive:
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Help in arranging and implementing formal interventions | |
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Help in deciding between outpatient, inpatient, and other treatment programs | |
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Monitoring and aftercare services |
Alcoholism, substance abuse, addictive behavior, and psychological problems are treatable illnesses rather than moral issues. The only stigma attached to these illnesses is an individual's failure to seek help. It is the responsibility of the recovering legal community to help our colleagues who may not recognize their need for assistance.
If you or a colleague you know need help, contact OLAP at one of the numbers below. Your confidentiality, and the confidentiality of anyone about whom you express concerns will be protected.
| Scott R. Mote, Executive Director | 800-348-4343 | |
| Stephanie S. Krznarich, Clinical Director | 800-348-4343 | |
| Megan R. Snyder, Clinical Associate | 800-348-4343 | |
| Paul A. Caimi, Associate Director | 800-618-8606 | |
| Patrick J. Garry, Associate Director | 513-623-9853 | |
OLAP is a member of the American Bar Association Commission on Lawyers Assistance Programs
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| - | 20 Golden Rules |
| - | Law Students |
| - | Annual Seminar |
| - | Success Stories |
| - | Donations |
| - | Additional Resources |
| - | Volunteers |
| - | Client Forms (doc) |
| - | FAQ |
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