Kindbridge Behavioral Health

04/10/2026

Overview of a social worker's role in treating gambling addiction, from the perspective of a health professional and someone struggling with gambling

Overview of a social worker’s role in treating gambling addiction, from the perspective of a health professional and someone struggling with gambling.

04/07/2026

Why the odds of getting gambling losses back are slim-to-none, and where to refocus attention to find success elsewhere.

04/06/2026

Overview of how smartphone planned obsolescence may contribute to unhealthy and-or addictive behavior for vulnerable persons.

04/03/2026

PGAM may be over, but the conversations it started shouldn’t be.

This past month gave us the opportunity to be part of important moments, from the 4th Annual Behavioral Summit to a different kind of gathering, the Problem Gambling Awareness (Un)Conference hosted by Sunrise Community for Recovery & Wellness that took place this past week.

The Problem Gambling Awareness (Un)Conference brought together a diverse group of advocates, clinicians, policymakers and those in recovery. Michael Sciandra, Executive Director of the Nebraska Council on Problem Gambling, opened the event as keynote speaker and helped set the tone for the day. Olivier W., our Director of Business Development, was also there representing Kindbridge.

The event created space for open dialogue, shared experiences, and honest perspectives on how problem gambling shows up and how support can look in practice. It also gave people the opportunity to learn from one another and challenge the stigma that often keeps people from seeking help.

Thank you to the Sunrise Community for Recovery & Wellness, Center of Excellence for Gambling Addiction Policy and Practice at APNC, TELUS Health, and NCDHHS for putting this event together!

Awareness doesn’t end with a month, and neither does the work.

Check out more details about the event at our link in bio.

04/03/2026

An analysis of data from Google / Gemini AI (per largely populated U.S. state) shows that up to 100 residents, within each state, report recently sustaining a loss of $1 million to gambling.

3 immediate steps to take when seeking help to recover from $1 million in gambling losses. View more and connect to your support provider here.

04/02/2026

Overview of how technology in smartphones and mobile devices contribute to habitual and addictive behavior for vulnerable persons.

Overview of how haptic technology in smartphones and mobile devices contribute to habitual and addictive behavior for vulnerable persons.

04/01/2026

Appreciation to Sunrise Community for Recovery and Wellness, the Center of Excellence for Gambling Addiction Policy & Practice at Addiction Professionals of North Carolina (APNC), TELUS Health, and NC Department of Health and Human Services for putting together the 2026 Problem Gambling Awareness (Un)Conference!

Brief and photographic summary of the 2026 Problem Gambling Awareness Un-conference in Asheville, North Carolina.

03/31/2026

Overview of what's driving addictive behavior among drivers using the DoorDash app to supplement their income. View vulnerabilities, symptoms, and more.

Overview of what’s driving addictive behavior among drivers using the DoorDash app to supplement their income. View vulnerabilities, symptoms, and more.

03/31/2026

David Yeager. As a veteran and a Behavioral Health Coach at Kindbridge, David knows firsthand that the road to recovery is paved with moments of vulnerability.

In this reel, he shares how what felt like a moment of relief turned into something he couldn’t control, and the moment he realized he needed help.

Stories like this are a reminder that problem gambling doesn’t always look the way people expect, and it often starts quietly. Hearing from people who have lived it can make it easier to recognize the signs and understand what support can look like

Today is the last day of Problem Gambling Awareness Month, but support doesn’t end here.

If you or someone you know is struggling, you can follow us for ongoing resources, visit kindbridge.com, or call 1-877-426-4258 to talk through what support might look like for you 💙

03/31/2026

Overview of addictive behavior relating to the Uber ride-hailing app as it relates to both users and drivers

Overview of addictive behavior relating to the Uber ride-hailing app as it relates to both users and drivers, from Kindbridge Behavioral Health.

03/31/2026

You might have questions about problem gambling and not know where to start.

That’s completely normal. A lot of people don’t know much about it or how it actually shows up.

We put together some of the most common questions to help make it easier to understand. You might come across something that changes the way you think about it.

And if you know someone who might find this helpful, feel free to share it with them 🤝

03/30/2026

How to leverage recent news about social media platform liability in fueling adolescent addiction to talk to your young teen in a healthy, productive way.