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Gambling-Specific Support

We train counselors to support your recovery.

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Help is available across Oklahoma.

Choose from local and telehealth options.

Free Counseling for Gambling Disorder

Treatment for gambling is free at the following locations, which are funded through the Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services. Family affected by gambling can also receive treatment. If the location nearest you does not have a gambling counselor, telehealth is available across the state.

Certified Problem Gambling Counselors

The following counselors are certified, credentialed, or under supervision to provide treatment for gambling disorder in Oklahoma.

ICGC-I, ICGC-II, or CPGC are gambling-specific credentials that counselors earn through participating in training, case consultation, supervision, and continuing education.

Telehealth services may be available. Please contact providers directly for details about availability and treatment costs.

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Recover Her

An In-Person Women’s Support Group

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Join other women for a confidential, compassionate space to share, listen, and support one another as you move toward recovery. This meeting is for women at any stage of recovery, whether you are just starting or have been working on it for a while.

Meeting Details

Thursdays at 7:00 PM

Meets virtually! Email Christina Cook at ccook@oapgg.org to receive the Zoom link.

Meet Your Group Leader

If you have questions or would like to get the Zoom link, email Christina at ccook@oapgg.org.

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Additional Gambling-Specific Support

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Gaming and gambling disorders have many similarities.

There is help for gaming disorder.

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We’re here to help in rapidly changing times.

With smart phones and AI, gaming and gambling companies have 24/7 access to you and your individual preferences. Whether you’re playing video games, free-to-play games, fantasy sports, or even prediction markets, continuous play and targeted offers increase the risk that a problem will develop.

The lines between gambling and gaming continue to blur. Loot boxes add risk to gaming, while social casinos can make gambling appear risk free. If you’re experiencing the symptoms of a gaming disorder, you can call our office during business hours at (405) 801-3329.

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Additional Gaming-Specific Support