Helping men overcome gambling addiction

Gambling Addiction Therapy, Watertown, MA 02472

Work With Board certified addiction counselor, professor & author

Using a tailored, empirically derived and proven curriculum designed for sustainable sobriety - work one-on-one with Blair to develop your sobriety plan to achieve health and wellness, not just an absence of gambling.

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Gambling Addiction Therapy Near Me Watertown, MA 02472

UNDERSTAND, OVERCOME AND HEAL.

You are not a problem to be fixed, you are a person with misunderstood and unmet needs lacking the tools and insight to resolve alone - this is where gambling offers a solution to the unmet needs. Sustainable sobriety comes from discovering your needs, missing tools then developing them, flexing them. Sobriety is cheap, sustainability is everything.

NOTHING CHANGES IF NOTHING CHANGES

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Directions To 173 Mt Auburn St, Watertown, MA

From Boston Proper: If driving, take Storrow Drive west toward Soldiers Field Road and continue onto Arsenal Street. Turn right onto School Street and left onto Mt Auburn Street; the destination will be on your right. For public transportation, take the Red Line to Harvard Station and transfer to the MBTA Bus 71 toward Watertown Square, disembarking at Mt Auburn St @ Bigelow Ave. Ride-sharing services like Uber or Lyft provide direct routes.

From South of Boston (e.g., Dedham, Quincy): Drivers can take I-95 North to exit 26 and merge onto MA-20 East. Continue on MA-20, turn right onto Stow Street, and then left onto Mt Auburn Street. Public transit from Dedham requires taking the MBTA Bus 34E to Forest Hills Station, transferring to the Orange Line to Downtown Crossing, then switching to the Red Line to Harvard. From there, take MBTA Bus 71 to Mt Auburn St @ Bigelow Ave. Ride-sharing is an alternative, though the cost may be higher for longer distances.

From West of Boston (e.g., Waltham, Newton): The fastest driving route is via MA-16 East or Arsenal Street, then turning onto Mt Auburn Street. Public transit options include taking the MBTA Bus 70 from Waltham Center to Watertown Square, then walking or transferring to Bus 71.

email: info@bostongamblingaddictioncounseling.com | phone: (617) 294-6493

LOCATIONS:

173 Mt Auburn St. Watertown, MA 02472

Hours (EST)

Monday–Friday
9:00 AM – 11:00 PM

Saturday & Sunday by request.

“I eventually discovered Boston Gambling Addiction Counseling after battling with a gambling addiction for years and attempting several programs. For me, the one-on-one sessions changed everything. The individualized approach and in-depth knowledge of the mechanisms of gambling addiction enabled me to face my problems head-on like never before. For the first time in my road towards recovery, I felt truly understood and supported. I’ve restored control of my life and sobriety because of their amazing assistance. Genuinely revolutionary.”
— David, Wellesley
“The in-person intensive saved my life, my marriage, and my relationship with my kids. I’ve tried several programs but nothing helped to overcome my sports betting addiction quite like the In-person Intensive session. The intensive provided the space and focus I needed which gave me the tools and insights I sorely needed. The setting was professional, encouraging, and designed to promote genuine accelerated progress and healing. I still attend the weekly groups and I can now proudly lead the life I once believed was unattainable. For me, this program marked a sea change.”
—James, Needham
"One of the best choices I've ever made was to attend the virtual group sessions at Boston Gambling Addiction Counseling. Meeting people who had experienced comparable challenges was immensely uplifting and validating. I hadn't a sense of camaraderie and mutual support outside of these well-run sessions. The victories and shared experiences have been a huge help to me on my road to recovery. I genuinely believe that this program has been incredibly helpful in assisting me in achieving and sustaining sobriety from my sports betting addiction."
— Brian, Brookline
"I've tried several times to get treatment for my gambling addiction without success, and every time I feel more and more helpless. Finding Boston Gambling Addiction Couneling was a game-changer. Their unique approach was brilliant and tackled the various aspects of my addiction by combining all types of work including intensive, one-on-one, and group sessions. I felt, for the first time, prepared to face my challenges. I used to believe that I could never make the progress I had. I sincerely appreciate the transformative work that has been done here."
— John, Boston