The Mass. Council is committed to teaching others about problem gambling.In addition to leading workshops and annual conferences, the Council offers technical assistance and in-service trainingsfor service providers leading to certificates or national certifications as compulsive gambling counselors.
Also, the Council is available to provide agencies and organizations with on-site trainings at your location. For more information, please contactVictor Ortiz, Intervention and Treatment Support Director at 617-426-4554 / victor@masscompulsivegambling.org.
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Fri | | This 4-hr training will discuss the growing movement toward recovery-oriented systems of care in the addictions field. The practice relies heavily upon recovery community organizations to provide both advocacy and peer-to-peer driven services, which often include components such as recovery coaching, telephone support, housing and recovery community centers, as well as peer training. The workshop will offer suggestions about how to integrate problem gambling services into recovery-oriented systems of care and recovery centers through education and collaboration. |
Fri | | On Friday, March 30 at 8:00 p.m., join Boston funny men Steve Sweeney, Johnny Pizzi, Chris D., Danny Miller for a night of fun to benefit the Massachusetts Council on Compulsive Gambling. Laugh along with these famous acts and support services that assist problem gamblers and their families in finding help and hope. Tickets are $35. |
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