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Home
Research
Projects
Publications
UGSP Postdoctoral Fellowship
Volunteer
Treatment
Overview
Find a Therapist
Self-Help Workbook
Outpatient Treatment
Inpatient Treatment
Self Exclusion Map
Additional Treatment Options
Education
Becoming a Provider
About Gambling
Workshop Series
Recommended Reading
Research Rounds
Measuring Monetary Losses
Impulsivity
Chasing Behaviors
Problem Gambling and Cravings
Emotional Regulation
Useful Links
Phase 1 Training
Media
Latest News
Podcasts
YouTube
CalGETS Providers
General Public
Conferences
CalGETS
About
Training
Treatment Services
Fast Facts
About
Mission Statement
Faculty & Staff
Location
Contact Us
Provider Portal
Fast Facts
August 2022 – CalGETS Sports bettors earlier PG history
July 2022 – CalGETS AI Anxiety
June 2022 – CalGETS Affected Individuals Stay in Treatment Longer Than Gamblers
May 2022 – CalGETS Affected Individuals Stay in Treatment Longer Than Gamblers
April 2022 – CalGETS Affected Individuals Have Low Rates of Smoking
March 2022 – High Levels of Smoking among CalGETS Gamblers Seeking Treatment
February 2022 – Problem Gamblers Enter Treatment with Higher than Average Anxiety
January 2022 – People who experience harm or problems from gambling may have a mental health condition
November/December 2021 – Affected Individuals’ Approaches to Problem Gamblers Vary by Gender
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