Recovery Resources is one of the few providers in Cuyahoga County to specialize in gambling services. Our gambling programs are made possible by funding from the Ohio Mental Health and Addiction Services and the Alcohol, Drug, and Mental Health Board of Cuyahoga County.
Gambling assessments can help determine if you or another has a gambling problem. Our trained clinicians will make recommendations to help break the cycle before it is too late. If help is needed, our certified gambling counselors are available to provide individual, couple, and/or family counseling. We can help problem gamblers and their loved ones learn the skills that are needed to address gambling addiction. Walk-in assessments are available from 8 am-2 pm at our Lakewood and Pearl Road locations. Please bring a photo ID. All gambling treatment services are free of charge.
Are you a professional interested in learning more about problem gambling? Attend one of our gambling training. Recovery Resources is an approved provider of continuing education through the Ohio Counselor, Social Work and Marriage Family Therapist Board for social workers (RSX069001) and counselors (RCX029002), the Ohio Chemical Dependency Board (50-17857), and the National Council on Problem Gambling (06/653).
In 2014, the Cuyahoga Problem Gambling Coalition (CPGC) was convened. The coalition is composed of diverse stakeholders committed to ending problem gambling in our community. We welcome further engagement. . |
We offer Problem Gambling Prevention Education programs to the community free of charge. A Problem Gambling professional can come to your schools, agencies, and organizations to educate your staff, students or clients about the effects of problem gambling and how to prevent it.
We offer consultation on prevention and treatment programs. This includes program assessments, curriculum development, and training. These services are free of charge.
Is gambling a problem for you or someone you care about? Find out by answering this simple gambling screening questionnaire.