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Compulsive Gambling:     more books (103)

Quit Compulsive Gambling: The Action Plan for Gamblers and Their Families by Gordon Moody, 1990-07 Midbrain Mutiny: The Picoeconomics and Neuroeconomics of Disordered Gambling: Economic Theory and Cognitive Science (Bradford Books) by Don Ross, Carla Sharp, et all 2008-04-30 COMPULSIVE GAMBLING: MORE THAN DREIDLE by MD Rabbi Abraham J. Twerski, 2009-06-25 The Free Drink: The Gambling Addiction Epidemic by Michael Gallegos Borreson, 2007-11-13 In the Pursuit of Winning: Problem Gambling Theory, Research and Treatment Understanding Compulsive Gambling by Henry Lesieur, 1990-05 Compulsive Gamblers: Observations on Action and Abstinence by Jay. Livingston, 1974-01 When Luck Runs Out: Help for Compulsive Gamblers and Their Families by Robert Custer, Harry Milt, 1985-05 Losing Mariposa: The Memoir of a Compulsive Gambler by Doug Little, 2002-10-01 Compulsive by Jim Nelson, 1998-11-01 THE GAMBLING PAPERS PROCEEDINGS OF THE FIFTH NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON GAMBLING AND RISK TAKING Vol. III, PATHOLOGICAL GAMBLING: THE JOHNS HOPKINS COMPULSIVE GAMBLING TREATMENT CENTER STUDIES Compulsive gambling (Public affairs pamphlet) by Harry Milt, 1981 Legislative Report on the Minnesota Compulsive Gambling Treatment Program Training in the Treatment of Compulsive Gambling, Phase 1, Sept. 20-23, 1993 by Inc Minnesota Council on Compulsive Gambling, 1993

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81. HELPLINE GEORGIA
    There is HELP for compulsive gambling. Call the compulsive gambling Hotline.1800-699-7117. 20 Questions. Can you answer yes to any of these questions?  
    http://www.hodac.org/helpline.htm
    
    Extractions: Let us help you find... services in your local community resources for the help you need answers to your questions The Georgia Department of Human Resources and the Georgia Criminal Justice Coordinating Council provide funding to HELPLINE to assist you in finding accurate information and referral resources for the help you need in your local community. Trained, caring information specialists answer the phone lines 24 hours a day, 7days a week. Your call is toll free, confidential, anonymous and important.

82. North American Training Institute
    Not to be reproduced in any manner. All rights reserved. Products. compulsive gamblingand Senior Citizens (Pack of 25), $6.25, Add One to Basket, Buy One Now,  
    http://www.nati.org/Merchant2/merchant.mv?Screen=SFNT&Store_Code=NATIOS

83. Www.crapsjack.com
    American Board of Certified Interventionists American Counseling Association CanadianFoundation on compulsive gambling Colorado Council on compulsive gambling  
    http://www.crapsjack.com/problem.html

84. County Home
    compulsive gambling Treatment Services. The Deschutes County Mental Whatis compulsive gambling? The American Psychiatric Association  
    http://www.co.deschutes.or.us/humsvcs/gambling.htm

85. Links Of The Ontario Problem Gambling Helpline (OPGH)
    Arizona Council on compulsive gambling, Inc. California Council on ProblemGambling. Mississippi Council on Problem and compulsive gambling.  
    http://www.opgh.on.ca/linkmain.htm
    
    Extractions: Canadian Problem Gambling Helplines Alberta Gambling Helpline Gambling: Help and Referral (Montreal PQ) 1-800-461-0140 (24 hrs) Manitoba Problem Gambling Helpline New Brunswick Problem Gambling Helpline - 1-800-461-1234 (24 hrs) Nova Scotia Department of Health - Problem Gambling Helpline Saskatchewan Problem Gambling Help Line - 1-800-306-6789 (24 hrs) Vancouver - Problem Gambling Information and Referral Service

86. National Council On Problem Gambling, Inc.
    Group seeks to increase public awareness of pathological gambling and promote treatment programs. Find a counselor or order brochures. the condition known as "Pathological", or "compulsive" gambling, a progressive addiction characterized by increasing  
    http://www.ncpgambling.org/
    
    Extractions: ...is gambling behavior which causes disruptions in any major area of life: psychological, physical, social or vocational. The term "Problem Gambling" includes, but is not limited to, the condition known as "Pathological", or "Compulsive" Gambling, a progressive addiction characterized by increasing preoccupation with gambling, a need to bet more money more frequently, restlessness or irritability when attempting to stop, "chasing" losses, and loss of control manifested by continuation of the gambling behavior in spite of mounting, serious, negative consequences. Click here to fill out our online form to support the NCPG.

87. Welcome To The Official Site Of The B&O Railroad Museum
    A nonprofit corporation and is the Connecticut affiliate of the National Council on Problem gambling .Category Health Mental Health Pathological gambling The Council's mission is to reduce the prevalence and impact of problem andpathological (compulsive) gambling on individuals, families, and society.  
    http://www.ccpg.org/

88. Faculty & Staff Assistance Program - Harvard University
    Estate Planning Why and How To Do It. Money Links Taxes, rising credit card debt,compulsive spending, gambling, dwindling savings financial problems can  
    http://fsap.harvard.edu/library.html

89. Responsible Gambling Council (Ontario) - Home - Prevention Awareness Research In
    This site is committed to ensuring healthy individuals, families and communities that are free of Category Health Mental Health Pathological gambling  
    http://www.responsiblegambling.org/

90. Gambling Help FCCG
    A nonprofit organization and is the Florida affiliate of the National Council on Problem gambling .Category Health Mental Health Pathological gambling June of 1992. Here you can find much information on problem and compulsivegambling in the State of Florida. Special sections are  
    http://www.gamblinghelp.org/
    
    Extractions: Welcome to the Florida Council on Compulsive Gambling, Inc. Web Site. The FCCG was established and incorporated in 1988 and started operation of a toll-free referral helpline in June of 1992 . Here you can find much information on problem and compulsive gambling in the State of Florida. Special sections are devoted to Seniors, Youth, and Women gamblers as well as how to find help for treatment and recovery. We are a non-profit organization that remains neutral on

91. 1-800-Bets-Off Iowa Gambling Treatment Program
    Providing helpline services, information about problem gambling and treatment.Category Health Mental Health Pathological gambling  
    http://www.1800betsoff.org/

92. Gamblers Anonymous Official Home Page
    A fellowship support group for compulsive gamblers.Category Health Mental Health Support GroupsGamblers Anonymous International Service Office PO Box 17173, Los Angeles, CA 90017(213) 3868789 - Fax (213) 386-0030 Official Gamblers Anonymous Home Page.  
    http://www.gamblersanonymous.org/

93. Washington State Council On Problem Gambling
    An organization dedicated to increasing public awareness and increase availability of services for Category Health Mental Health Pathological gamblingThe Washington State Council on Problem gambling is dedicated to increasingpublic awareness of the condition of problem gambling and increasing the  
    http://www.wscpg.org/
    
    Extractions: The Washington State Council on Problem Gambling is dedicated to increasing public awareness of the condition of problem gambling and increasing the availability of services for problem gamblers and their families. The Council is neither for nor against gambling. PROBLEM GAMBLING TREATMENT PROGRAM IN WASHINGTON STATE Click here for info

94. Gambling Problem Helpline
    Helpline services for problem gamblers in New Zealand.Category Health Mental Health Pathological gamblingTalking Point Online Chat Forums Click Here. WELCOME TO gambling PROBLEMHELPLINE NEW ZEALAND Maintained by InfoAge Business Development.  
    http://www.gamblingproblem.co.nz/

95. Gambling Addiction
    section. If your organization is interested in establishing a compulsivegambling consulting service, the IIAR can help. In 1995  
    http://www.addictionrecov.org/addicgam.htm
    
    Extractions: This section of the IIAR Web site examines gambling addiction: Included are the differences between casual social gambling and pathological gambling and the three phases of gambling addiction. In addition, you'll find information on recognizing gambling addiction , including the South Oaks Gambling Screen and the 20 Questions that Gamblers Anonymous asks its new members. Also included are Dr. Robert L. Custer's six types of gamblers and a section on identifying problem gambling in the workplace. You can also access information about the Institute's comprehensive, specialized treatment and counseling programs for compulsive gamblers from this section. If your organization is interested in establishing a compulsive gambling consulting service, the IIAR can help. In 1995, the Institute provided varying levels of gambling training to more than 600 professionals. To find out more about the subjects listed above, click on the following topics: What is pathological gambling?

96. Problem Gambling Foundation Of NZ : 0800 No Gamble
    This organization addresses gambling problem issues in New Zealand.Category Health Mental Health Pathological gamblingTHIRD INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON gambling IN NEW ZEALAND 1214 February 2003 CarltonHotel Auckland gambling - THROUGH THE PUBLIC HEALTH LENS Preparing for  
    http://www.cgs.co.nz/

97. LastWager: Problem Gambling Treatment,New York Gambling Recovery,Compulsive Gamb
    Treatment center for problem gambling and outpatient substance abuse. Housing for medicaid eligible Category Health Mental Health Treatment Services LastWager is dedicated to increasing public awareness of problem and compulsivegambling, advocating for quality services and supports, and exclusive quality  
    http://www.lastwager.com/
    
    Extractions: Long Island - New York LastWager At Program Information Heiko Ganzer LC SW, CASAC, NYCGTS Email Mr. Ganzer is a former business executive with a fortune 500 company. He has been in the addictions and mental health field for many years and is a specialist in the treatment of problem gamblers. Mr. Ganzer designed, developed, and operated the first funded Problem Gambling Treatment Center on Long Island. He has operated these centers at South Oaks Hospital and another Long Island mental health agency. He is considered by his peers as an expert in the field of problem gambling due to his clinical expertise and intense experience in the treatment of problem gamblers and their family members. He is a graduate of South Oaks Addictions Institute (AC), Stony Brook University Graduate School (MSW), Union College (AA) and Empire State College (BS). In addition to being Program Director of LastWager, he has earned the following: Therapist: Certified as a LCSW (R), CASAC, NYCGTS in New York State (addictions and family specialist)

98. Pederson-Krag: Long Island, New York
    She is also a New York Certified gambling Counselor. gambling problems affect yourlife and the lives of those close to you. Job loss. Divorce. Ruined Lives.  
    http://www.pedersonkrag.org/gampro.html
    
    Extractions: But there is a way for problem gamblers and their family members to get a break. It's called GamPro - a comprehensive and confidential gamblers treatment program offered through the Pederson-Krag Center and the New York Council on Problem Gambling. GamPro is designed to give problem gamblers the willpower to stay away from gambling and help them regain control of their lives. Family members of gamblers can also turn to GamPro for help. What is problem gambling?

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