Curiosity Over Judgement | The Broke Girl Society w/Christina Cook

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"It's my hope that we can erase the stigma and shame so women will feel safe seeking the help they need without fear of judgement" - Broke Girl Society founder, Christina Cook. The BGS offers a "judgement free zone" for women in recovery from problem gambling. Christina recognized early in her own journey that what she craved most was deep connections with other women who had walked a similar path. It's in this spirit that she set about establishing a safe environment for women to share and compare their unique stories. The Broke Girl Society The Broke Girl Society Podcast The Broke Girl Society Facebook Group The Broke Girl on X: @BrokegirlCr The Bet Free Life YouTube Channel [email protected] Gateway Foundation Gambling Treatment Call Gateway Foundation: 844-975-3663 (DONE) Gambling Problem? Call 1-800-GAMBLER Are you Really Winning?

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