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11-07-17 Advanced Problem Gambling Clinical Training
Register Today – Call Allegany College of Maryland at (301) 784-5341 Advanced Problem Gambling Clinical Training PLEASE NOTE: This advanced training program covers advanced ...
Webinar Series FY18
[vc_row][vc_column width=”1/1″][vc_column_text]We invite you to join us for 2017-2018 series of free webinars designed to provide additional problem gambling clinical training on a variety of ...
No Cost Treatment Now Available for Anyone Wanting Help for a Gambling Problem
Counseling for gambling problems at no cost to Maryland residents is now available for anyone seeking help regardless of insurance coverage, financial status, or ability ...
The Gambling Connection to Opiate Use: Personal Experiences
This new short documentary explores the growing underlying problem of gambling addiction among opiate users. Filmed at a Methadone clinic in Baltimore, Maryland, it captures ...
5th Annual Maryland Conference on Problem Gambling
5th Annual Maryland Conference on Problem Gambling Expanding Our Vision Friday, June 16, 2017 – BWI Airport Marriott Hotel Funded by: Maryland Department of Health and ...
March Problem Gambling Awareness Month
March is Problem Gambling Awareness Month (PGAM) and The Center invites you to Have The Conversation with someone who has been there… This March, take ...
Family, Finances, and Gambling
The first few months of every New Year brings a focus to finances and financial discussions, whether it’s in the context of a new year’s ...
Planning to Celebrate the “Big Game” on Sunday, February 5? Play it Safe!
The Super Bowl is the single most watched sporting event in the U.S. It’s a great time to have fun with family and friends. But ...
This Holiday Give A Child A Toy Not A Ticket
Lottery tickets are NOT suitable holiday gifts for children under 18. Research has shown that many adolescents gamble at least occasionally, and that lottery products ...
September is National Recovery Month
Each September, SAMHSA (Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration) sponsors Recovery Month to increase awareness and understanding of mental and substance use disorders and ...
