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Deadly Odds: Recovery from Compulsive Gambling (A Fireside Parkside Book) by Ken Estes, Mike Brubaker, 1994-01

Teenagers and Compulsive Gambling (Issues) by Edward F. Dolan, 1994-03

Compulsive Gambling: Theory, Research, and Practice by Howard J. Shaffer, Sharon A. Stein, et all 1989-08

Compulsive Gambling - A Medical Dictionary, Bibliography, and Annotated Research Guide to Internet References by ICON Health Publications, 2004-09-17

Women Overpowered by Compulsive Gambling by Rosemary A. Cunliffe North, 2008-03-24

Pathological Gambling: Etiology, Comorbidity, And Treatment by Nancy M. Petry, 2004-11-30

Treating Gambling Problems (Wiley Treating Addictions series) by William G. McCown, William A. Howatt, 2007-03-30

Turning the Tables on Gambling by Dr. Gregory L. Jantz, Gregory L. Jantz, 2001-04

Gambling and Gaming Addictions in Adolescence (Parent, Adolescent and Child Training Skills) by Mark Griffiths, 2002-07-26

Out of Control: Gambling and Other Impulse-Control Disorders (Encyclopedia of Psychological Disorders) by Linda N. Bayer, 2000-08

The Psychology of Gambling (International Series in Social Psychology) by Michael Walker, 1995-12-27

The Psychodynamics and Psychology of Gambling: The Gambler's Mind (Gambling Theory and Research Series, V. 1) by Mikal J. Aasved, 2002-07

How To Become A Gambling Pro! by wings of success, 2010-08-10

Gambling: Behavior Theory, Research, and Application by Charles A. Lyons, Mark R. Dixon, and Ginger R. Wilson Patrick M. Ghezzi, 2006-05-01

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Connecticut Council On Problem Gambling - Problem Gambling
Guests are Joanna Franklin, National Council on Problem Gambling, and Walter Miller,Clinical Director of the CT DMHAS compulsive gambling Treatment Program.
http://www.ccpg.org/tonight.asp
Compulsive Gambling Resources
therein. If you have information about these or other compulsive gamblingrelatedlinks, please e-mail us with the details. Thanks.
http://www.lottery.state.mn.us/gambtreatment.html

Extractions: SERVED Ada Linda Hamann, Lutheran Social Services Anoka Cheryl Minks, Transformation House Apple Valley Susan Johnson Beltrami Upper Mississippi Mental Health Clinic Bloomington Deborah Anderson, Lifestyles Counseling Blue Earth Joanna Shager Hocker, New Hope Counseling and Mediation Center Brainerd Northern Pines Mental Health Clinic Breckenridge Ellen Rittenhouse, St. Francis Medical Center Burnsville Janette Grazzini, LICSW, Lutheran Social Services Cass Lake Ahnji Be Mah Diz, Jim Cloud Native American Cass Lake Leech Lake Mental Health Program, Gloria Mellado Native American Canton, S.D. Bob Brown, Keystone Treatment Center Duluth Dennis Cummings, Bethel Out Patient Center Duluth Gamblers Intervention Services Duluth Gerald T. Ouelette, Polinsky Rehabilitation Duluth Robert Pyle, Ph.D. Edina Club Recovery Edina Lynn John Rambeck, Psy.D. Faribault Barbara Kuhlman Fridley Cheryl Minks, Transformation House
Gamblers Anonymous: Q And A
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. ABOUT THE PROBLEM OF compulsive gambling AND THEGA RECOVERY PROGRAM. What is compulsive gambling? The explanation
http://www.gamblersanonymous.org/qna.html

Extractions: Before coming to Gamblers Anonymous, many compulsive gamblers thought of themselves as morally weak, or at times just plain 'no good'. The Gamblers Anonymous concept is that compulsive gamblers are really very sick people who can recover if they will follow to the best of their ability a simple program that has proved successful for thousands of other men and women with a gambling or compulsive gambling problem. The compulsive gambler needs to be willing to accept the fact that he or she is in the grip of a progressive illness and has a desire to get well. Our experience has shown that the Gamblers Anonymous program will always work for any person who has a desire to stop gambling. However, it will never work for the person who will not face squarely the facts about this illness. How can you tell whether you are a compulsive gambler?
1-800-LOST-BET, The Compulsive Gambling Center, Inc.
The compulsive gambling Center, Inc., is a Baltimore based program offering treatment,education, training, and expert witness testimony for pathological
http://www.lostbet.com/pages/
Frequently Asked Questions About Compulsive Gambling
Frequently Asked Questions Click on the links below to receive answersto some of the questions we are most frequently asked.
http://www.lostbet.com/pages/FAQ.htm
Problem Gambling FAQ
Are pathological gambling and compulsive gambling the same thing? The Canadian Foundationon compulsive gambling also maintains a helpline at 1888-391-1111.
http://www.naspl.org/compgamb.html

Extractions: 7 Days a Week U.S. Gambling Hotline 1-800-522-4700 Canadian Gambling H otline 1-888-391-1111 Gambling: Choices and Guidelines: booklet by the Minnesota Institute of Public Health Problem gambling terms Problem Gambling A Bibliography Problem Gambling Resources Lottery Contributions to Problem Gambling Programs ... 1998 Allocations for Problem Gambling Programs by Jurisdiction State and Provincial Gambling Programs as of January, 2001 Problem gambling refers to any gambling that goes beyond "normal" bounds of gambling for fun, recreation, or entertainment. Pathological gambling is the inability, over an extended period of time, to resist impulses to gamble. It is often characterized by increasing preoccupation with gambling and a general loss of control. Pathological gamblers often "chase" their losses, feel a need to bet more frequently and in larger amounts, and continue to gamble in spite of the serious negative consequences of their behavior. Are pathological gambling and compulsive gambling the same thing?
Compulsive Gambling Bibliography
Problem Gambling. Problem Gambling A Bibliography. Assessment Discussions ofthe tools for diagnosing and assessing the prevalence of problem gambling.
http://www.naspl.org/bibliog.html

Extractions: indicates sections updated in the most recent revision. Please select a category to jump to the appropriate articles. Articles may appear in more than one category. Addiction Theory: Articles dealing with the general theory of addictions and the relationship between gambling and other types of addiction. (Revised 4/18/02) Assessment: Discussions of the tools for diagnosing and assessing the prevalence of problem gambling. (Revised 5/15/01) Behavioral Studies: Field and other studies concerned with the activities and behaviors of problem gamblers (Revised 4/22/02) Biology and Medicine: Papers dealing with the physiology and medical treatment of problem gamblers (Revised 12/13/02) Comorbidity: Studies of the relationship between problem gambling and other mental health and addictive disorders (Revised 2/13/03) Crime: Explorations of the relationship between pathological gambling and criminal activity (Revised 12/31/02) Demographics: Studies of the age, gender, and socio-economic status of problem gamblers
Arnie And Sheila Wexler Associates / Compulsive Gambling Training, Responsible G
Offers training, consultation, responsible gaming programs and treatment services. Based in Bradley Category Health Mental Health Treatment ServicesArnie and Sheila Wexler Associates offer compulsive gambling training, responsiblegaming programs for the gaming industries, workshops, and educational
http://www.aswexler.com/
Arnie And Sheila Wexler Associates / Compulsive Gambling Videotape
Arnie Sheila Wexler Associates are pleased to announce The productionof two videos on the subject of compulsive gambling. Compulsive
http://www.aswexler.com/html/videos.html

Extractions: on the subject of Compulsive Gambling Compulsive gambling is a growing problem in our society. A large percentage of chemically addicted individuals (estimates as high as 30%) are also addicted to gambling. The following videos can be useful, in training of staff and educational groups, for clients, families and the general public. If you are an EAP, this video would be a tool for your client to take home and watch with their spouse. 1. Effects of Compulsive Gambling on the Marriage This video will follow the stages of progression of both the gambler and the spouse. Through personal sharing, viewers will experience, first hand, the devastation of compulsive gambling on a martial relationship as the spiral of gambling addiction impacts on every aspect of their lives. 2. Can this Marriage Recover?
Gambling Problems Resource Center - Gambling Problems Resource Center
Links provided by the Minnesota Institute of Public Health. Includes "Beyond the Odds", Category Health Mental Health Pathological Gambling To promote recognition of problem/compulsive gambling behavior, problem gamblingprevention and education programs and treatment resources available in
http://www.miph.org/gambling/

Extractions: Gambling Problems Resource Center To promote recognition of problem/compulsive gambling behavior, problem gambling prevention and education programs and treatment resources available in Minnesota. The Gambling Problems Resource Center is supported by a grant from the Minnesota Department of Human Services and is a division of the Minnesota Institute of Public Health. The GPRC is a statewide distribution center providing training, consultation, materials development and resources including booklets, posters, curricula, speakers, videos and other information related to problem gambling, gambling problem prevention, and resources for help for individuals experiencing a gambling problem. For more information on the services provided by the GPRC please visit our catalog or contact 1-800-782-1878. The Helpline is operated in conjunction with the GPRC and is a statewide, toll-free confidential 24-hour Helpline to respond to Minnesota resident's requests for information and/or referral to services for problem gamblers and other concerned individuals. The Helpline number is 1-800-437-3641. You may also visit our list of
TxLottery: Sitemap
COMPACT WITH TEXANS Adobe PDF. compulsive gambling INFORMATION. DRAWING RESULTSAND MORE Claim Center Locations; Claim Form; Have My Numbers Ever Matched?
http://www.txlottery.org/sitemap.cfm

Extractions: LATEST WINNING NUMBERS COMPACT WITH TEXANS Adobe PDF COMPULSIVE GAMBLING INFORMATION DRAWING RESULTS AND MORE Pick 3 Texas Million (no longer active) Current and Past Winning Numbers Download Current and Past Winning Numbers Drawing Procedures How To Play ... LEGAL NOTICES This section posts all legal notices for the Texas Lottery Commission affecting both the Texas Lottery and Charitable Bingo. Information includes: Notices of Meetings and Public Hearings Records of Meetings, Minutes and Transcripts
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Australian Information for Problem Gamblers and their Families. Arizona Councilon compulsive gambling Inc. Council on compulsive gambling of New Jersey, Inc.
http://www.wscpg.org/h/related.htm

Extractions: Out of State Problem Gambling Treatment Clinics New York State funded treatment program Related Internet Sites For a link to other State sponsors councils maintained by NCPG click here 1-800-Gambler American Board of Certified Interventionists American Counseling Association ... Bibliography of Problem Gambling related literature - referenced on the site of New Brunswick Coin Machine Owners Association Inc. Connecticut Council on Problem Gambling Counseling.com Council on Compulsive Gambling of New Jersey, Inc. Gamblers Anonymous ... GamePro* Gamblers Treatment Center The Division on addictions at Harvard Medical School Illinois Council on Problem and Compulsive Gambling, Inc. "In the Shadow of Chance" by Julian I. Taber, Ph.D. National Association of State and Provential Lotteries (NAPSL) National Center for Responsible Gaming National Council on Problem Gambling, Inc. National Gambling Impact Study ... Trimeridian, Inc. is a national organization, dedicated to providing comprehensive research, diagnostic, treatment and education resources for individuals, families and employers affected by problem gambling. The Wager Washington State Gambling Commission Women Recovering from Compulsive Gambling Research World Health Network
Compulsive Gamblers Hub
Communications / Information compulsive gambling Message Board / Chat Rooms WelcomeMessage from me a compulsive gambler Phases of Problem Gamblers Types of
http://www.cghub.homestead.com/

Extractions: Communications / Information Compulsive Gambling Message Board / Chat Rooms Welcome Message from me a compulsive gambler Phases of Problem Gamblers Types of Pathological Gamblers ... How I Keep From Gambling By 26 compulsive Gamblers who Succeeded in Quitting. Material in this pamphlet has appeared in the Silver Anniversary Portfolio of Gamblers Anonymous. Relapse Prevention Gam - Anon Resources National and State Program Links RCG Fellow Member Web Sites ...
Heartskober Manor - Compulsive Gambling Treatment
A private and exclusive treatment program for compulsive gambling and/or gambling addiction in Southern Category Health Mental Health Treatment Services Founded in 1996, The Manor is well known nationally and internationallyas the pioneer in residential treatment of compulsive gambling.
http://www.heartskobermanor.com/

Extractions: Our mission at The Heartskober Manor is to assist the compulsive gambler in achieving abstinence from gambling. Founded in 1996, The Manor is well known nationally and internationally as the pioneer in residential treatment of compulsive gambling . Our professional staff works with clients to identify core issues, including, but not limited to addressing and reducing shame, resolving internal and interpersonal conflict and developing new attitudes and coping skills. Located in a safe and tranquil residential setting in the foothills of Southern California, The Heartskober Manor is the ideal non-institutional nurturing environment where individuals may begin to heal and learn how to live a life free from this devastating and lethal disease. Our success lies in our singleness of purpose, the treatment of compulsive gambling. Our limited admission policy of three (3) clients each treatment cycle provides every client the optimal quality of care. If you, a loved one, a family member, employee or client is suffering from this devastating disease, we welcome you to contact us at:
Heartskober Manor - Compulsive Gambling Treatment
About compulsive gambling. compulsive gambling is a disease in which peopleare unable to control their compulsion or obsession to gamble.
http://www.heartskobermanor.com/earlysigns.html

Extractions: Someone may have a gambling problem when: Time spent gambling is out of proportion with the person's other activities. Showing special excitement in going to new gambling spots or rearranging schedules to permit more time for gambling activities. Feeling that a change in gambling activities will bring good luck. Size of bets increase. This is often a sign of chasing losing bets and trying to catch up. The onset of the compulsion to gamble is apparent by the person's tendency to place larger bets and bet more frequently. Boasting about winning and minimizing losses are prime signs of compulsive gambling. The need for recognition and displays of power are often so important that compulsive gamblers flaunt possession of large amounts of money. Social gamblers may talk about their winnings, but not to the extent that they need to relive the win. Gambling when faced with a crisis. Unexplained absences from work, home or other responsibilities, particularly if the person conceals or attempts to conceal how his or her time is spent. Spending an excessive amount of time on the telephone. This can be an especially strong indicator if the gambler is secretive about the nature of those conversations.
What Is Compulsive Gambling
compulsive gambling is recognised as a mental disorder, and is characterisedby a chronic and progressive failure to resist the impulse to gamble.
http://www.gamblingproblem.co.nz/whatisgam.htm

Extractions: New Zealanders have a reputation as some of the world's heaviest gamblers. Gambling, a tradition in New Zealand, has gained strength over the last decade through the rapid growth and expansion of the gambling industry. For many people gambling is an enjoyable recreational activity. For some, it may be once a year on Melbourne Cup Day, but for many, it is a normal part of their week's activity. Those who have serious interest in gambling usually devote a great deal of money and time to it. Some people find that gambling becomes a serious problem which they are unable to control. This is known as 'compulsive' or 'pathological' gambling. Compulsive gambling is recognised as a mental disorder, and is characterised by a chronic and progressive failure to resist the impulse to gamble. It involves gambling behaviour that compromises, disrupts or damages personal, family, or vocational pursuits. It is known to increase during times of stress, and can lead to problems such as disrupted family relationships, inattention to work, financial crises and criminal activity in order to obtain money. These problems in turn lead to a further intensification of the gambling behaviour. Compulsive gamblers often believe that money causes, and at the same time is the solution to all their problems. They make no serious attempt to budget or save money, and are often over-confident, very energetic, easily bored and often "big spenders". There are times when they show signs of personal stress, anxiety and depression. In fact, many compulsive gamblers report boredom/depression or stress as the main reasons for their gambling.
Gam-Anon.org: About Compulsive Gambling
About compulsive gambling. compulsive gambling is the obvious symptomof an emotional disorder. The emotional factors involved are
http://www.gam-anon.org/gamanon/compgamb.htm

Extractions: E-mail Home Welcome to Gam-Anon.org! Compulsive gambling is the obvious symptom of an emotional disorder. The emotional factors involved are: inability or unwillingness to accept reality, emotional insecurity, basic immaturity, and lack of self-esteem. The gambler finds that he or she is most comfortable when gambling. Many psychiatrists feel that the gambler has an underlying need for self-destruction. Compulsive gambling brings despair and humiliation into the lives of countless thousands of men, women and children. The compulsive gambler is a person who is dominated by an irresistible urge to gamble. Coupled with this is the obsessive idea that a way will be found not only to control the gambling, but to "make it pay" and enjoy it besides. This disease causes deterioration in almost all areas of the person's life. To contact Gamblers Anonymous write to: Gamblers Anonymous International Service Office, Inc.
Gam-Anon.org: Are You Living With A Compulsive Gambler?
compulsive gambling is a symptom of an emotional illness, characterizedby low selfesteem, immaturity, instability and obsessive behavior.
http://www.gam-anon.org/gamanon/living.htm

Extractions: A Compulsive Gambler? If there is a gambling problem in your home, the Gam-Anon family group may be able to help you cope with it. If you are living with a compulsive gambler, you will answer "YES" to at least six of the following questions. Do you find yourself constantly bothered by bill collectors?
CAMH:The Electronic Journal Of Gambling Issues
Deals with gambling as a social phenomenon and the prevention and treatment of gambling problems.Category Games Gambling Publications video review The Effects of compulsive gambling on the Marriage (and) Can thisMarriage Recover (From the Effects of compulsive gambling)? (1994).
http://www.camh.net/egambling/
Frequently Asked Questions Compulsive Gambling
Rev. 3/30/1999. compulsive gambling Questions. A. Contact the Texas Council on Problemand compulsive gambling at (972) 8892331 or 800-742-0443 (Texas only). Q.
http://www.tcada.state.tx.us/faqs/gambling.html

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