The MN Alliance on Problem Gambling (MNAPG) is a non-profit, gambling-neutral organization dedicated to improving the lives of problem gamblers in Minnesota.
Knowing what to expect can make reaching out for help easier.
Here's what a first session with an approved problem gambling provider may look like: hubs.ly/Q04y3PWP0#MNAPG
Make the right call for you.
Use the Lower Risk Gambling Guidelines to stay in control:
💵1% or less of pretax monthly income
🗓Four or fewer days a month
2️⃣or fewer types of games
For some people, the right move may be not betting at all: hubs.ly/Q04vZ4zy0#MNAPG
Your child has been betting online. What do you do?
Start by listening. Ask how what they know about gambling and what’s influencing their choices. Then, talk about the potential harms and risks.
Find resources: hubs.ly/Q04vZV_f0#MNAPG
GamFin is helping people impacted by gambling-related harm move beyond crisis by combining financial guidance, recovery-focused support and tools designed to reduce relapse risk.
Read more: hubs.ly/Q04pWdsK0#FinancialRecovery
#MNAPG is partnering with @evivesupport to help you redefine your relationship with gambling.
The app creates a personalized experience for Minnesotans to understand what’s driving their behavior and access in-the-moment support.
Download: hubs.ly/Q04v-0Tt0
Our conference is almost here!
Learn, network and gain clinical skills to bring back to your practice – all while earning 6.5 CEUs.
CEUs are available from multiple #Minnesota professional licensing boards.
Don’t miss out: bit.ly/46x2OfB#MNAPG
Awareness efforts should reflect the diverse needs and cultures of our communities.
Hear from #MN DHS grantees Sandi Scott, Kong Vang and Pastor Tope Dosumu about how they’re reducing stigma and connecting people to resources:
Register today: bit.ly/4xvkp3s#MNAPG
From our board members with lived experience to the Minnesotans raising awareness, we’re grateful to everyone who uses their recovery journey to show up for others.
Find recovery resources: hubs.ly/Q04v-2fM0#Recovery#MNAPG
As MNAPG marks its 25th anniversary, few people have a longer view of its history than Don Feeney, who has been involved since the very beginning and serves on the MNAPG board.
Read more in the latest issue of Northern Light: hubs.ly/Q04pWt9B0#MNAPG
Before hitting the “Place Bet” button, plan ahead.
Knowing your limits and learning the rules and odds can help you make informed choices.
This Responsible Gambling Education Month, find more safer play tips: hubs.ly/Q04vZyJC0#Betting#RGEM#MNAPG
Glued to their phone. Distracted at dinner. Shutting down when you ask about their day.
Signs of youth gambling can look like typical teen behavior. So it’s important to know what to look out for.
Start by asking these questions: hubs.ly/Q04vZZyM0#MNAPG
📲Today’s teens can make bets in just a few taps. Some might not even realize that gambling is illegal for anyone under 18.
MNAPG’s free, customizable presentations help build awareness and can complement existing initiatives.
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The effects of gambling addiction can extend to families.
Behavioral health clinician Nan Franks will dive into the hidden impacts of gambling addiction in families. Then, hear strategies on how families can respond and rebuild.
Register: hubs.ly/Q04rdBC00#MNAPG
A teen’s gambling problem may start small, like unexplained spending or a dip in grades.
But, like adults, problems can grow over time.
It’s important for caregivers to start conversations early. MNAPG’s free resources can help: hubs.ly/Q04rdwx90#ParentingTips#MNAPG
A lake can look calm on the surface, but that doesn't mean things aren't bubbling below.
In the same way, signs of a gambling problem aren’t always easy to see. A screening can help people open up and get the support they need.
Learn more: hubs.ly/Q04rdt_n0#MNAPG
Take our free problem gambling toolkit to the field or court:
- Use PA announcements
- Share content at team meetings
- Email articles to families
- Book a presentation
Help youth athletes recognize the risks of gambling and gaming: hubs.ly/Q04rdmlx0#MNAPG
You find out your teen has been betting online. What do you do next?
At our conference, Kim Freudenberg will share her firsthand experience, and how families can find support and community.
Join us: hubs.ly/Q04rdxRk0#MNAPG
Youth sports betting is already happening in MN – even though it’s illegal.
Of the 11,000 students who recently placed a bet, many say they’re betting on sports and games.
Our free toolkit helps teens and families understand the risks: hubs.ly/Q04rd16z0#MNAPG