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Newsletters | Internet Gambling | Clinical | Support groups | Publications | Statistics | Training | Community groups | Regulations & policy | Conference papers | Fact Sheets PGFNZ Problem Gambling Resources newsletter(our Newsletter)July 2008Problem Gambling Library newsletter moreProblem Gambling Foundation Youth newsletter moreTerritorial Local Authorities(TLA)Newsletter moreeGambling. The electronic journal of gambling issues. Extensive archive resource. more Newscan. A weekly look at gambling news worldwide. more The National Coalition Against Legalized Gambling (NCALG). Informative newsletters. more Youth Gambling International. Informative newsletter on youth gambling issues. more eCommunity. International Journal of Mental Health and Addictions. Newsletter. Affiliated with the Department of Behavioral Medicine & Psychiatry, West Virginia University. more The River City Group's Interactive Gaming News is a subscription-based electronic trade publication addressing global interactive gambling. more The Society for the Study of Gambling. Indepth articles on problem gambling, with a UK focus. more Wisconsin Council on Problem GamblingPUBLIC AWARENESS CAMPAIGN Funded by the State of Wisconsin, Department of Health/Family Services - Bureau of Mental Health & Substance Abuse Services more WASI-Gambling Help newsletter(Wairarapa Addiction Service Incorporated ) Women Helping Women helps to inform and encourage women seeking true recovery from compulsive gambling. Contributions from women gamblers of their personal stories and their experiences in recovery form the backbone of this newsletter. more The Wager. Weekly research bulletin published by the Division on Addictions at Harvard Medical School. more Journal of Gambling Studies. Articles published in the journal are representative of a cross-section of disciplines including psychiatry, psychology, sociology, political science, criminology and social work, and are of interest to the professional and layperson alike. more Athealth.com e-newsletter subscriptions are FREE to physicians, psychologists, nurses, social workers, therapists, counselors, researchers, educators, students, school psychologists, and others who meet the needs of those with mental health concerns. more Gamcare. GamCare promote's responsible attitudes to gambling. Subscriber's newsletter for regular updates. more Friday's Progress Notes. Articles on diagnosis and treatment of problem gambling. more G4, the Global Gambling Guidance Group, aims to minimise the impact of problem gambling by promoting a worldwide accreditation programme. more
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