You love someone who gambles. We can help.

Loving someone with a gambling addiction is hard. You don’t have to go through it alone.

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What you can do today

Talk to our team

Call us, or pick a time for us to call you. We can answer your questions. There is no pressure to sign up.

Learn what you’re dealing with

Read about gambling addiction and how people get better. It helps to know what you’re up against.

Talk to a therapist

Next-day appointments often available. A therapist offers a confidential space to sort through your next steps and find support that fits your situation.

What you can do today

Talk to our team

Call us, or pick a time for us to call you. We can answer your questions. There is no pressure to sign up.

Learn what you’re dealing with

Read about gambling addiction and how people get better. It helps to know what you’re up against.

Talk to a therapist

Next-day appointments often available. A therapist offers a confidential space to sort through your next steps and find support that fits your situation.

“One of the hardest parts of loving someone with a gambling problem is not knowing how to help. But you don’t need to have all the answers. Specialized support is often the first step toward real change.”

Dr. Cynthia Grant

Vice President of Clinical — Birches Health

Dr. Cynthia Grant

Vice President of Clinical — Birches Health

Dr. Cynthia Grant

Vice President of Clinical — Birches Health

Common questions

Can I get support if my loved one is gambling?

Yes. You can get confidential support for yourself even if your loved one is not ready to seek treatment. A therapist can help you process what is happening, set boundaries, and decide on next steps.

What help is available for someone affected by a loved one’s gambling?

We offer support for partners, parents, children, friends, and other people impacted by someone else’s gambling. You do not have to manage the emotional or financial impact alone.

Can the person who gambles get treatment too?

Yes. We also provide specialized treatment for people who want help with their own gambling. You and your loved one can each begin with the support that fits your situation.

How quickly can I or my loved one start?

Next-day appointments are often available in all 50 states, with no waitlist. Reach out and we can help find the earliest available time for you or your loved one.

Is it confidential?

Yes. Whether you are seeking help for yourself because of a loved one’s gambling or seeking treatment for your own gambling, your conversation is private and care is delivered securely online.

A program built only for gambling addiction

Our program is designed and delivered by therapists specifically for gambling addiction. Our IPGGC-trained therapists and peer specialists have dedicated their careers to this specific problem. They know the patterns, what works and what doesn’t.