Gambling, Violence, and the Disorders That Feed Each Other | Michael Goldman

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Michael Goldman has spent 40+ years working with individuals struggling with addictions. In this episode, he shares some common themes that emerge and suggests some probing questions that counselors can use to identify co-occurring disorders and/or the potential for spotting transfer addictions. Trigger Warning: Domestic violence and suicide are recurring topics in this episode. If you are experiencing domestic violence, please dial 911 for assistance. If you are experiencing suicidal thoughts, please dial 988. Engage with Wager Danger: [email protected] Gateway Foundation Gambling Treatment Call Gateway Foundation: 844-975-3663 (DONE) Follow Gateway Foundation: Facebook: @RecoverGateway LinkedIn: @Gateway-Foundation Gambling Problem? Call 1-800-GAMBLER Text GAMB to 833234 Are you Really Winning?

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