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Useful Links
Signing up to our gambling self-exclusion program and downloading our gambling website filter is an important step in your fight against gambling addiction. However, there are many other steps you can take.
Below is a list of useful links to other gambling addiction related support organizations that may provide further help and assistance. This list is not definitive, so please help us keep this resource up to date: if you know of any other gambling addiction related support organizations that could be of help to anyone with a gambling problem, please email us at support@problempoker.com.
Fellowship Programs
- Gamblers Anonymous - Gamblers Anonymous, is a fellowship of men and women who share their experiences, strengths, and hopes with each other in order to solve their common problem and to help others recover from a compulsive gambling problem.
- Gam-Anon.org - Gam-Anon is a fellowship for those living with compulsive gamblers.
Wellness Centers
- Williamsville Wellness - Williamsville Wellness is a unique residential treatment center designed exclusively for men and women suffering from the effects of compulsive gambling. The organization's treatment philosophy is that the roots of a gambling problem requires identification so that it can be treated leading to recovery.
- Harbour Pointe - Harbour Pointe, is the oldest residential treatment program solely dedicated to treating compulsive gambling.
National Organizations
- National Centre for Responsible Gaming - The National Centre for Responsible Gaming (NCRG) is committed to funding research that someday will identify the risk factors for gambling disorders.
State Organizations
- Montana Council on Problem Gambling - The Montana Council on Problem Gambling is a non-profit agency dedicated to alleviating gambling-related social and personal distress through the provision of relevant support, referral services, and education to compulsive gamblers, their families, and other concerned Montanans.
- Florida Council on Compulsive Gambling, Inc. - The Florida Council on Compulsive Gambling is a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) organization that provides information, resource referrals, and support services for problem gamblers, their families, employers and others. They also offer prevention and education programs, as well as professional training for mental health, addiction and medical practitioners, gambling operators, governments, businesses, academia, law enforcement authorities, faith based organizations, and others.
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- Oregon Problem Gambling Helpline - If you are (or someone you know is) gambling too much, you can call the Oregon Problem Gambling Helpline or chat live online with a certified gambling counselor. All information shared is confidential and this service is FREE to Oregon residents.
- Problem Gambling Coalition of Colorado - The Problem Gambling Coalition of Colorado's mission is to increase awareness, advocate treatment and promote research and education on problem gambling.
Online Resources
- I Stopped Gambling - I Stopped Gambling, is a provider of online resources for the problem gambler, including recovery program manuals.
- 21stepstostopgambling - 21 Steps to STOP Gambling is an on-line resource for individuals and families in search of a step to help them to recover from gambling related distractions, problems and derailment.
- Female Gamblers - FemaleGamblers.info is an on-line resource containing articles by women gamblers in recovery.
- Another24 - Another24 is an on-line resource that provides meaningful information to individuals who have been affected by addiction and substance abuse.
- RidPoker - Rid yourself from Poker. This website is designed to help all problem gamblers stop gambling.
Research Organizations
- Gambling Problems Resource Center - The Gambling Problems Resource Center promotes recognition of problem/compulsive gambling behavior, problem gambling prevention and education programs and treatment resources available in Minnesota.
- Responsible Gambling Council - The Responsible Gambling Council helps individuals and communities address gambling in a healthy and responsible way.
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