Every Story Matters | Dr. Sandra Adell

from Wager Danger Hosted by Gateway Foundation

In recognition of National Problem Gambling Awareness Month, Wager Danger travelled to Waukegan to attend and capture highlights from Dr. Adell's personal story "Confessions of a Slot Machine Queen." A jointly sponsored event between Northern Illinois Recovery Community Organization (NIRCO) and Nicasa Behavioral Health Services, Dr. Mary Robison at NIRCO and Elizabeth Thielan at Nicasa also join our conversation to share why these grassroots community events are so important. [email protected] Gateway Foundation Gambling Treatment Call Gateway Foundation: 844-975-3663 (DONE) Gambling Problem? Call 1-800-GAMBLER Nicasa Behavioral Health Services Northern Illinois Recovery Community Organization Confessions of a Slot Machine Queen on Amazon Are you Really Winning? NYT article about older women and gambling Megyn Kelley TV Special Natasha Shull – Addiction by Design

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