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Problem gambling warning signs

Unlike substance use disorders, the signs of gambling problems may not be as noticeable or apparent. However, there are emotional and behavioral changes that suggest someone may have a gambling […]

5 healthy summer habits

Summer is in full swing! All the sunshine, warm weather, and outdoor activities can give people the nudge they need to adopt new healthy habits. Here are 5 habits to […]

6 risks factors of online gambling

Online gambling possesses a unique set of risks. Combined with the challenges of the COVID-19 crisis, online gambling can be especially tempting and destructive for those with gambling problems. Why? […]

Play it safe with youth gaming

In the US, 70% of families have a child who plays video games. As COVID-19 continues to keep people indoors and turns usual schedules upside down, kids are spending more […]

How to talk to kids about gambling

Hopefully all moms had a wonderful Mother’s Day! Being a mom takes amazing strength, especially when it comes to tough conversations. Change the Game, created by Ohio for Responsible Gambling, […]

Social Distancing Doesn’t Mean You Can’t Find Help.

Problem Gambling Resources are Available Online & by Phone. Protective measures implemented in response to the Coronavirus have led to the cancellation of Gambler’s Anonymous 12-step meetings. People who struggle […]

The Voluntary Exclusion Program

Here to Help Problem Gamblers in Ohio. The Gambling Help Ohio.org website offers many valuable resources for people seeking help and support. One of those resources that has made positive […]

Managing Stress During Coronavirus

Expanding Support Services in Response to the Pandemic. The Coronavirus pandemic is putting added stress on Ohioans already dealing with mental health needs. For people dealing with feelings of loneliness […]

Marijuana and Problem Gambling

The Connection is Becoming Clearer Recent national studies suggest that marijuana users gamble more often than the general population. According to a study conducted by the Nevada Council on Problem […]


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