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Thousands of people in your community are looking for problem gambling treatment and support options right now.
At ProblemGambling.com, we'll connect you to individuals and their family members looking for inpatient and outpatient problem gambling treatment via our powerful platform that is quickly becoming America's most comprehensive problem gambling resource.
As we populate our directory and mark our grand opening, we are pleased to offer a limited number of FREE listings (only 25 left!) and a 50% discount on Featured Listings through December 31, 2026.
We are building something truly amazing and we hope you will be a part of it!
Benefits
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Reach people searching for help. The site is built around problem gambling, so a listing puts the facility in front of people and families actively looking for gambling treatment.
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A focused audience. The site’s visitors are interested specifically in gambling addiction, not general rehab, so a facility isn’t competing with listings for unrelated services.
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Credibility by association. A listing on a dedicated, well-organized resource signals that the facility treats gambling disorder, which helps build trust with families comparing options.
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A dedicated profile page. Each facility can describe its programs, such as outpatient, intensive outpatient and inpatient care, its CBT and co-occurring treatment services, insurance accepted and contact information, in one place.
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Connection to the people who influence the decision. The site’s family resources and articles reach spouses, parents and friends, who often make the first call on behalf of someone who gambles.
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Backlink and local visibility. A link from a relevant site can support the facility’s own search presence, and state or city details can help local searchers find nearby care.
Requirements for listing on ProblemGambling.com
Valid licensure. You must be licensed or certification in your state to provide behavioral health services or substance use treatment.
Qualified clinicians. Treatment is delivered by licensed professionals (such as psychologists, social workers or counselors), and at least one clinician has specific training or credentials in treating gambling disorder.
Evidence-based approach. You must use an evidence-based practice such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), and have the ability to screen for and treat co-occurring conditions like depression, anxiety or substance use.
Honest marketing. Your facility or practice does not promise cures, guaranteed outcomes or success rates you can’t document.
Transparency about cost and coverage. You must be clear about the levels of care offered (outpatient, intensive outpatient, inpatient), the insurance accepted and fees, so families aren’t surprised later.
Good standing and disclosure. Your facility or practice should have no unresolved serious complaints, sanctions or revocations with any licensing body.
The management of ProblemGambling.com reserves the right to accept, decline, remove or alter any listing on its site for any reason and without explanation.
