Kindbridge Behavioral Health

Mental health services across the USA with a focus on #GamblingDisorder treatment and therapy

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Our coach, Coach Kurinn Wright, spoke with Gambling Insider about the unique experiences of women navigating gambling harm, the barriers they face, what recovery looks like for them, and why person-centered care makes all the difference. Read the article: https://t.co/5YKJL2rGSI

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Not everyone's relationship with alcohol looks the same; that's exactly why awareness matters. You don't need to drink every day, or hit a breaking point, for alcohol to be affecting your life. If that's you, or someone you love, call 1-877-426-4258. Every step forward matters 🩵

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Gambling affects everyone differently, including how men and women experience it.

Watch to learn more 🎥

#PGAM #genderdifferences #gendergambling

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Gambling can be a fun and social activity, and understanding the signs and symptoms is key to staying in control and protecting your well-being.

Swipe through to learn some of the signs and patterns to look out for. ➡️

#PGAM

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Stopping sounds like the goal. But for a lot of people, that’s where things get harder. During #PGAM, we’re focusing on simple, practical strategies that help fill that gap. A lot of people find that what comes after stopping is the hardest part. Do you think that’s true?

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2.5 million U.S. adults are estimated to meet the criteria for a severe gambling problem, including many who are still going to work, maintaining relationships, and managing daily responsibilities.

Source: National Council on Problem Gambling

#ProblemGambling #PGAM

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#Gamblingdisorder rarely develops on its own. Many people who seek help for gambling disorder are also experiencing underlying mental health conditions. A new article explores how our partnership with Axis works to address both challenges.

https://t.co/0IVUwcE2dH

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Today is Gambling Disorder Screening Day.

During #ProblemGamblingAwarenessMonth, we’re encouraging anyone who feels unsure about their gambling to take our free assessment and get a clearer picture of where they stand.

Take the self-assessment here: https://t.co/KqWcFnkmrR

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The urge to gamble can feel all-consuming in the moment. Slowing your breathing can help reduce that intensity. 📷

Save this reel to return to when you need a pause.

#PGAM #breathingexercise #ResponsibleGambling

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The signs of problem gambling aren’t always obvious.

Support should be. 🤍

Call 1-877-426-4258 or visit https://t.co/lDCP2R9vbB. We’ll help you figure out next steps.

#PGAM #ProblemGambling #Kindbridge

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The Kindbridge Mobile App is LIVE!

Designed to make support more accessible, the app brings together tools, guidance, and resources for digital wellbeing, all directly on your phone.

Download on iPhone: https://t.co/GG50167iZZ
Download on Android: https://t.co/1pq04XV0cW

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March marks Problem Gambling Awareness Month, a time to increase understanding, reduce stigma, and encourage early intervention.

Follow us throughout March for educational resources, warning signs to look for, and guidance on how to start the conversation.

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We were proud to attend & sponsor the 5th Annual Construction Mental Health & Wellbeing Conference in Portland, connecting with leaders expanding access to mental health support.

When mental health becomes part of the industry conversation, safer and healthier workplaces follow.

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A man’s presence and care can change the world for his family. When you feel your best, positive energy trickles down into every area of your life, creating a happier, healthier environment for everyone. Visit https://t.co/lDCP2R9vbB to see how we support men and their families.

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Random Acts of Kindness Week is here.

We’ve put together 5 simple ways to practice kindness this week. Try one, try them all, or spread them out in whatever way feels right for you.

#randomactsofkindnessweek #mentalhealth

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This #ValentineDay, give your relationship space to grow. Couples therapy is a proactive step toward healthier communication, deeper understanding, and stronger connection.

Curious about how couples therapy works? Schedule your first session at https://t.co/lDCP2R9vbB.

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A little nature therapy for your feed 🌱

#naturetherapy #mentalhealth

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Today is Safer Internet Day, a reminder that digital spaces influence how we think, feel, and cope.

Today’s reminder: take intentional breaks from online spaces, limit what you consume, and step away when something starts to feel mentally draining.

#saferinternetday

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#ProblemGambling is a mental health issue that deserves attention and care.

Grateful to @axios and @EstebanHRZ for covering the Kindbridge × Axis partnership focused on expanding access to specialized, compassionate support for those affected.

Read more: https://t.co/7MySrwzFFY

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We were grateful to join and sponsor the St. Louis Building Trades Wellness Coalition last week, where our Founder & CEO, Dan Umfleet, spoke with attendees about the evolving mental health landscape, particularly as Missouri’s online sportsbooks have recently launched.