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TREATMENT AND RECOVERY

FOR COMPULSIVE GAMBLERS
AND THEIR FAMILIES

Compulsive gambling is a treatable disease... not a disgrace.
It is a PROGRESSIVE disease that CAN be arrested.
THERE IS HELP AVAILABLE!

Compulsive gamblers, in the grip of this disease, feel trapped and helpless. They often make promises -- to themselves and others -- that they will stop, but they continue to gamble. Will power alone does not work.

But there is hope!

Many compulsive gamblers ask for help only after they have exhausted all means to stay "in action." In many cases, they will have lost their home, business, family, friends, self esteem. They may have legal issues. These problems may seem overwhelming.

But there is help!

They can stop gambling, regain their self-esteem and, once again, earn the trust and love of family and friends. Treatment is available from trained and certified counselors who understand this addiction. There is also the 12 step program of Gamblers Anonymous for continued support. Through these resources, compulsive gamblers can return to a normal life.

The Arizona Council on Compulsive Gambling, Inc. (ACCG) is not in the treatment business, nor receives any proceeds from referrals. We are here because we care about the gamblers and their families who still suffer. Call the ACCG,- a nonprofit and charitable organization.

 

ARIZONA COUNCIL on COMPULSIVE GAMBLING, Inc.

offers hope for families of compulsive gamblers

There is help for spouses, significant others, children and friends of problem gamblers...

You don't have to do it alone!

For those who have a loved one with a gambling problem, there is a support group that can help...
Gam-Anon

For Information about this organization and meetings, click GA (Gamblers Anonymous) on the top menu bar.

Also visit the CoDA website at

For More Facts about identification and education on click on Gambling Facts in the menu bar.

If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, Call 1-800 777-7207 or get help somewhere.

 


NOTE:
Once the State Government established it's own Gambling Training program, Certification of Gambling Counselors was eliminated.

We welcome your comments and questions: azccg@azccg.org
The ACCG is a proud affiliate of the National Council on Problem Gambling

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