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Best Practice in Problem Gambling Services

Released in June 2003, this study analysed overseas and Australian research on successful problem gambling interventions.

The study also undertook a review of Gambler’s Help in Victoria. Key strengths of the service were identified, and included its ability to provide a range of services for problem gamblers and their families, as well as its community education programs.

The purpose of the research was to also:

• consider a range of dimensions of service provision
• gain insight into service provision for third parties affected by problem gambling
• identify innovative, effective and culturally sensitive models of service delivery.

The report also includes information in the following areas:

• problem gambling intervention models
• conceptualising and measuring therapeutic effectiveness
• treatment outcome studies.

 

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Place of Publication:	Melbourne
Publisher:	Department of Justice
Date of Publication:	June 2003
Number of Pages:	Various
Copyright:	State of Victoria 2003