
Hello and welcome to the Hidden Addiction Podcast. This podcast is brought to you by the New York Council on Problem Gambling. Across New York state we have 7 resource centers dedicated to connecting individuals to care. We are here to increase awareness about problem gambling and advocate for support services for persons adversely affected by problem gambling. Problem Gambling is defined as riski... more
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In this episode we welcome Jeff Fyvie, Director of Peer Services at Best Self Behavioral Health to discuss the mission and services available to anyone affected by gambling harm.
* What is an RCOC?
* Who’s eligible to participate at an RCOC?
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.In this episode we welcome Jim Hun, Vice President of Sales and Customer Success at Gamfin, and Andrea Person, Manager of Networking Quality at Gamfin to discuss the mission and services available to anyone affected by gambling harm. Some questions ... more
In this episode we welcome Venus Moore from the New York City Problem Gambling Resource Center and Amanda Pham from the Chinatown 360 Prevention Community Coalition to discuss the connection between gambling harm and the Asian American and Pacific Is... more
In this episode we welcome Liz A. in celebration of Pride Month to discuss the connection between gambling harm and the LGBTQIA+ community.
* Have you seen gambling harm in your community groups?
* How do we bridge the gap between awareness and a... more
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As an ex gambler, I appreciate the help and the insights to the various topics surrounding compulsive gambling. Keep delving into the constantly evolving arena of gambling as it keeps expanding.
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The show centers on gambling harms as a public health issue, featuring conversations with problem-gambling resource centers, public health practitioners, researchers, and community organizations across New York. Episodes explore prevention, treatment, outreach to diverse communities, and practical tools for recovery, often highlighting cultural relevance, language access, and regional collaboration. A notable strength is the mix of clinical insight, lived experience, and programmatic planning (including conferences and resource centers), with an emphasis on accessible resources and reducing stigma. This combination makes it useful for listeners seeking evidence-based guidance, policy context, and real-world strategies to connect people with... more
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