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You may encounter clients impacted by gambling. We have resources to help you effectively support your clients.

Psychologists

You may encounter clients impacted by gambling. We have resources to help you effectively support your clients.

How to identify gambling issues

Being able to identify gambling-related issues for your clients might not be top of mind during an appointment. Proven screening tools can help support you with this process.

How to support a client with gambling-related issues

Starting the conversation about gambling may open doors to lasting change. Know when it’s appropriate to listen, advise, or refer to specialist services.

Training and resources for psychologists

Psychologists’ supporting clients affected by gambling can be more effective with the right training and resources.

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