Empowerment is key! On this Health Horizons podcast, our Director of Player Health Amy Gabrila reveals how understanding game rules and debunking gambling myths leads to smarter, safer play decisions. Proudly operating the GameSense MA program, we're committed to evidence-based service and programming. Thank you to the City of Melrose Health and Human Services for the interview with our key partner, Operation Hope! GameSense is available 24/7 via GameSenseMA.com and has a physical presence at all MA retail casinos.
Massachusetts Council on Gaming and Health
公共卫生
Salem，Massachusetts 763 位关注者
We understand the problem. We can help.
关于我们
The Massachusetts Council on Gaming and Health (MACGH) was founded to help individuals struggling with gambling. Today, we’ve grown into a private, non-profit public health agency offering a range of services for those impacted by gambling and gaming. Our work engages industry stakeholders, clinicians, policymakers, and community professionals from across the globe. And 40 years later, we still support individuals and their loved ones. Our commitment strives to balance public health priorities with a people-first model for gambling and gaming.
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https://www.macgh.org
Massachusetts Council on Gaming and Health的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 公共卫生
- 规模
- 11-50 人
- 总部
- Salem，Massachusetts
- 类型
- 非营利机构
- 创立
- 1983
- 领域
- Advocacy、Prevention、Gambling Disorder、Education & Training和Recovery Support
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获取路线
120 Washington Street
Suite 202
US，Massachusetts，Salem，01970-6396
Massachusetts Council on Gaming and Health员工
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Philip S. Kopel
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Marlene Warner
Chief Executive Officer at Massachusetts Council on Gaming and Health
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Cesar Angomas,, CPS
Addiction Counselor, Prevention Specialit, Espanish Community Program Helpline. at Mass. Council on Compulsive Gambling
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Jodie Nealley
Director of Recovery Support at the MA Council on Gaming & Health
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Thank you @JimMorelli WFXT Boston 25 News for the interview! Remember, gambling is not a risk-free activity and it's always a good plan to set both financial and time limits. GameSense MA at GameSenseMA.com is available 24/7 to all MA residents.
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Education and early detection are key to reducing problem gambling harms. Today, our GameSense team offered screenings to address potential issues early. Thanks to Western Mass News for visiting and helping us encourage more patrons to discuss their play! #PGAM2025 #GameSenseMA https://lnkd.in/etcYTKVC
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We always promote healthy play habits by encouraging patrons to discuss their gaming. On National Problem Gambling Screening Day, we partnered with @casa.esperanza.ma to provide valuable resources to players! #PGAM2025 #GameSenseMA
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New Hampshire debates raising the sports betting age to 21. Our CEO Marlene Warner testifies that protecting our youth is paramount for a safer betting environment. Thank you, Representative Fellows for the invitation! #playerhealth #newhampshire
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Honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. by serving our community and continuing his legacy of service, equality, and justice. #MLKDay #GameSenseMA
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Wishing you a healthy and exuberant New Year from Team GameSense! #GameSenseMA #macgh #2025
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Last minute shopping trip? Lotto tickets for kids are not the fix. Adolescents have more than twice the risk of developing a serious problem with gambling as the general adult population. This holiday season, #GiftResponsibly. Lottery tickets are for adults.
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Player health is a coordinated, targeted effort between all stakeholders that mitigates gambling harm. The goal should encompass sustainable solutions as gambling becomes more and more available. CEO Marlene Warner speaks of the need to protect players from problem gambling, calling on operator and regulator support in this WMUR evening news segment. #playerhealth #casinonews #newhampshire
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Youth problem gambling is a growing public health concern. Even though gambling activities are legally restricted to adults, there is clear evidence that underage youth continue to actively participate in gambling. This holiday season, #GiftResponsibly. Lottery tickets aren’t for kids.
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