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Nashua, NH & Greater Boston

Problem Gambling Therapy in NH & MA

One-on-one, individually tailored support for problem gambling

What often begins as occasional entertainment can become a daily emotional and financial rollercoaster that can develop into a cycle of risk, regret, and attempts to recover losses. With casinos popping up throughout New England and online gambling becoming more normalized and easier to access than ever, gambling has become woven into the fabric of everyday life. 

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Problem gambling is treatable, and meaningful change is achievable. 

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Dr. Kelemen is a clinical psychologist based in Nashua, NH offering individually-tailored therapy to help you work toward a gambling-free life. 

Problem gambling treatment in NH & MA.

We provide therapy and support for all forms of gambling

1) Casino gambling (e.g., slots, table games, etc.)
2) Online gambling
3) Sports betting
4) Lottery
5) Scratch-offs
6) Trading (e.g., stocks, crypto, etc.)

How therapy can help you overcome problem gambling

Imagine a supportive, judgment-free, therapeutic space where you can show up as your authentic self and work through problematic gambling behaviors and related concerns at your own pace. 

Understand your triggers

Identify and understand the thoughts, emotions, and situations that lead to gambling or urges to gamble.

Build coping skills

Develop practical strategies to manage cravings/urges, stress, and high-risk moments. 

Address what lies beneath

Address underlying concerns (e.g., anxiety, depression, relationship issues, impulsivity, etc.) which may be part of the bigger picture when it comes to gambling. 

Prevent relapse

Create a plan to prevent relapse, and redesign your routine in a way that reinforces sustained abstinence from gambling.

We are an independently-owned private practice based in Nashua, NH offering treatment for problem gambling online throughout New Hampshire and Massachusetts

Ready to take the next step?

Problem gambling can be debilitating, and you do not need to go through it alone. Reach out to make an appointment or talk with Dr. Kelemen about how therapy can help.

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