Root Center Offers New Problem Gambling Treatment

February 16, 2024

The Root Center is now offering problem gambling treatment!

Is gambling a problem in your life? Are you ready to start your recovery journey?


Join us Friday mornings from 9am to 10am for our problem gambling program hosted virtually, and in-person at our New London Clinic: 931 Bank Street.


What to expect?

  • A safe space to discuss the impact of gambling your life.
  • Identify the ways gambling may contribute to substance use.
  • See how gambling has altered your family unit and socializing.
  • Build skills to cope and identify community supports.
  • Recognize you are NOT alone!


Please call our Central Admissions line at (800) 862-2181 for more information.


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