No More Bets, Please!: Overcoming Problem Gambling, DVD
SKU: 9781593858261
$80.00
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Produced by Monkey See Productions
Featuring H. G. Nelson, Alex Blaszczynski, and Michael Walker
Publish Date: March 7, 2008
ISBN 9781593858261
40-Minute DVD
This straight-talking, empowering video program offers essential information on how problem gambling develops, its damaging impact on individuals and families, and how it can successfully be treated. Through candid first-hand accounts from four recovering gamblers, along with illuminating commentary from mental health experts, the program shows gamblers, their families, and therapists:
How an alluring diversion becomes a shameful secret as problem gambling takes hold
Common myths and misperceptions about gambling—and why "winning big" is so unlikely.
The benefits of individual and group therapy and self-help approaches
Ways to overcome setbacks in recovery and make meaningful, lasting changes
Audience
People with gambling problems and their families. Also appropriate as a resource for self-help and support groups and a teaching tool for mental health professionals and students.
Course Use
Suitable for viewing in courses in addictions and counseling and psychotherapy.
Featuring H. G. Nelson, Alex Blaszczynski, and Michael Walker
Publish Date: March 7, 2008
ISBN 9781593858261
40-Minute DVD
This straight-talking, empowering video program offers essential information on how problem gambling develops, its damaging impact on individuals and families, and how it can successfully be treated. Through candid first-hand accounts from four recovering gamblers, along with illuminating commentary from mental health experts, the program shows gamblers, their families, and therapists:
How an alluring diversion becomes a shameful secret as problem gambling takes hold
Common myths and misperceptions about gambling—and why "winning big" is so unlikely.
The benefits of individual and group therapy and self-help approaches
Ways to overcome setbacks in recovery and make meaningful, lasting changes
Audience
People with gambling problems and their families. Also appropriate as a resource for self-help and support groups and a teaching tool for mental health professionals and students.
Course Use
Suitable for viewing in courses in addictions and counseling and psychotherapy.
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