Al-Anon
A support fellowship for people worried about someone else's drinking.
12-step gambling recovery
Gamblers Anonymous
A fellowship for people seeking help with compulsive gambling.
Who this may fit
People whose gambling has become harmful and who want peer support from others with gambling experience.
What to know
- GA offers in-person, virtual, and telephone meeting options.
- People affected by someone else's gambling may want family-specific support in addition to GA.
- Financial, legal, and mental-health crises may require professional help beyond mutual aid.
How Sober Network uses this page
This page explains the pathway and points visitors to official program resources. Sober Network does not run these programs, verify every meeting, or provide clinical recommendations.
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