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@Good_Therapy Responsible gaming means setting a limit and sticking to it and being able to take it or leave it. #ProblemGambling
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@MNProbGambling Yes WA State & @EvergreenCPG provide some funding for #ProblemGambling treatment but not enough $ is available for everyone.
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@Good_Therapy Big signs of #ProblemGambling include lying about your gambling and spending more than you intend, and borrowing from friends.
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@NCPGambling Approximately 100,000 youth and adults, or 2 to 4% of adults and 8% of youth. #ProblemGambling
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Hi @Good_Therapy! Thanks for hosting #ProblemGambling chat. We're a NGO in Olympia that helps people with PG & affiliate of @NCPGambling
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RT @Good_Therapy: Our live discussion is happening in 10 minutes. Please chime in with the hashtag #ProblemGambling. See you there!
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RT @Good_Therapy: Join us at 11 a.m. Pacific for a discussion about #ProblemGambling! bit.ly/1zRO3uv http://t.co/oqIsnGmBUY
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Thanks @NCPGambling! Follow us and @Good_Therapy and start the conversation tomorrow morning at 11 am PST using #ProblemGambling! #NPGAM
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RT @Good_Therapy: Candy Crushing: Your love affair with the mini-casino in your pocket: bit.ly/1FObFVA @EvergreenCPG #gambling http…
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#ProblemGambling Awareness Month is here! Visit bit.ly/1EaC55a to see a complete list of activities. #NPGAM http://t.co/Ov4WasmAKd
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Problem Gambling Awareness Month is fast approaching! Here's some quick statistics about gambling in America. fb.me/7sFVBrFDv
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We're about to hit the road to Puyallup School District to kick of this year's Peer to Peer Problem Gambling... fb.me/36oloniWY
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RT @Good_Therapy: #Mentalhealth issues are an experience, not a label. When we recognize that, we get closer to a stigma-free world. http:/…
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"I've had a few dark thoughts along the way if you understand where I'm coming from. Thankfully it didn't go that... fb.me/1ZualjRrj
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Space still available for the February Training Workshops burl.co/4CC89F3
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"If we can't connect with each other, we will connect with anything we can find -- the whirr of a roulette wheel... fb.me/1xFgd9VS4
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@ipokerwa I think we were just hoping for something a little more specific :-)
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@ProvSouthwestWA Staff in need of CEUs? Low-cost advanced workshops incl military health at Red Lion Oly on Feb 2-3. bit.ly/1umy4Dl
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@ipokerwa Only "recognizing and addressing behaviors associated with."
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@ipokerwa Found fiscal note; thanks. Still don't see anything absolutely requiring the 0.45% funds are spend on treatment and prevention...
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