The Primary Care Gambling Service is proud to say that we have been shortlisted for two #hsjpatientsafety awards 🏆 The safety of our patients is our main priority and we're proud to be recognised for this. Read more about the shortlist here: awards.patientsafetycongress.co.uk/shortlist-20

Our therapy team provide empathetic and person-centered support for our patients experiencing gambling harm. If you're concerned about gambling, you can self-refer for gambling support on our website or by calling 0300 0300 111. We're here to help 🤝

At PCGS we understand the stress that football can bring to those experiencing gambling harm. If you're concerned about the world cup, we're here to help 🤝 Visit our website or give us a ring on 0300 0300 111 to access free and confidential gambling harm support.

The PCGS therapist team is here to offer empathetic and person-centered support to our patients experiencing gambling harm 🤝 If gambling is starting to affect you, you can access free support today via our website or by calling us on 0300 0300 111. We're here to help.

Our team of over 50 therapists understand gambling harm and are here to support our patients at every step of their recovery journey 🤝 If gambling is starting to affect you, you can self-refer for free and confidential support via our website or by calling 0300 0300 111.

The NHS Primary Care Gambling Service is here to provide empathetic and person-centered support to adults during the world cup 🤝 To access support visit primarycaregamblingservice.co.uk/ or call us on 0300 0300 111.,

Practitioner Health's annual report for 2025-26 is now available! This document is a detailed summary of the work we have undertaken in the past 12 months to provide the very best treatment and advocate for the wellbeing of health and care professionals. Read here: bit.ly/PHAnnualRepo...

We're here to support adults experiencing gambling harm at every step of their recovery journey 🤝 PCGS provides free, confidential, and person-centred support. To find out more or to self-refer today, visit our website or call us on 0300 0300 111. We're here to help.

One of the support offers at the NHS Primary Care Gambling Service is one-to-one therapy with a member of our excellent therapy team. If you'd like to know more about our service or access support, visit our website or call on 0300 0300 111. We're here to help 🤝

At the Primary Care Gambling Service, we understand the impacts that someone else's gambling harm can have on people. We're committed to providing empathetic and person-centred care for affected others experiencing gambling harm 🤝 #MensHealthWeek

We understand the effect that gambling harm can have on men, which is why for #MensHealthWeek we're reaffirming that we provide empathetic and person-centred care for adults experiencing gambling harm. If you're concerned about gambling harm, we're here to help 🤝

We understand that some of our patients will have comorbid addictions, which is why we work closely with organisations like Change Grow Live to make sure that our patients get the support that they need 🤝

This week is #MensHealthWeek, a time to raise awareness of health challenges men face and the support available. We understand how gambling harm impacts men, and are here to provide free and confidential support for men affected by gambling harm 🤝 We're here to help.

Our service is built on lived experience of gambling harm so we can provide safe and effective support for our patients 🤝 We provide free and confidential support for adults affected by gambling harm. Visit our website or call 0300 0300 111 to learn more or access support.

Our therapists understand gambling, and are here to help our patients make and maintain positive change 🤝 If you're worried about gambling, we provide free and confidential support for adults experiencing gambling harm. Visit our website or call 0300 0300 111 to access support.

If gambling is affecting your relationship, we're here to help 🤝 We provide empathetic and person-centred care for adults affected by gambling harm. Give us a call or visit primarycaregamblingservice.co.uk/ to access support. #GamblingSupport

Neurodiverse people can be at an elevated risk of experiencing gambling harm due to differences in impulsivity. That's why we have developed neurodiversity-specific treatment pathways to support our patients with ADHD/ASD 🤝

The Primary Care Gambling Service is built on lived experience of gambling harm. If gambling is affecting you, we offer free and confidential support for adults experiencing gambling harm. Visit our website or give us a call on 0300 0300 111 to self-refer for support today 🤝

Our specialist therapy team are here to support you every step of your recovery journey 🤝 If gambling is starting to affect you, we offer free and confidential support for adults experiencing gambling harm. Visit our website or call 0300 0300 111 to self-refer today.

Young adults moving away from home for the first time are at a greater risk of experiencing gambling harm. That's why we're working with universities and student wellbeing services to support students who are experiencing harm 🤝

At PCGS, we have multiple support offers for people experiencing gambling harm including one-to-one therapies and group peer support sessions. If you'd like to know more or self-refer for support today, visit our website or call us on 0300 0300 111. We're here to help 🤝

Our therapy team understands the impacts of gambling harm, and are here to support our patients at every step of their recovery journey 🤝 If you'd like to learn more about our service or access support, visit our website or call us on 0300 0300 111. We're here to help 🤝

The effects of gambling harm on someone's wellbeing can end up impacting their professional life as well as their personal. If gambling is starting to hurt your work, The NHS Primary Care Gambling Service is here to help 🤝

Being in the armed forces can put someone at greater risk of gambling harm. That's why we're working with the Defence Medical Services so that our armed forces personnel and veterans experiencing gambling harm can access specialised support 🤝

At the Primary Care Gambling Service we use an empathetic and non-judgemental approach to support our patients experiencing gambling harm. If gambling is starting to affect you, visit our website or give us a ring on 0300 0300 111 to self-refer for support. We're here to help🤝

ICYMI the Primary Care Gambling Service will be closed on the Spring Bank Holiday. We will be open as usual from 8am-5pm from Tuesday 26th. If you need support while we're closed, please consider contacting the other services in the second picture.

Our therapy team understand gambling-related harm, and provide our patients with empathetic, person-centred care. If you're concerned about gambling, here's some advice from PCGS CBT psychotherapist Alina on managing gambling cravings. We're here to help 🤝 #GamblingSupport

We understand the stress that can come the financial impact of gambling harm. If gambling is starting to affect you, you can self-refer for support by calling or visiting our website at primarycaregamblingservice.co.uk/ We're here to help 🤝

At PCGS, we understand that financial concerns can put someone at a greater risk of experiencing gambling harms. That's why we work with organisations like StepChange and PayPlan, so our patients get the holistic support that's right for them 🤝

Our service will be closed on the upcoming Spring Bank Holiday. We will be open as usual from Tuesday 26th of May. If you need gambling harms support outside of our opening hours, please contact one of the other services listed below.

ICYMI our deputy medical director Dr Emma Ryan spoke to BBC Yorkshire about prize draws and associated gambling harms. If you want to read the full article, you can find it here: www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

If you're concerned about gambling harm, we're here to help 🤝 The Primary Care Gambling Service provides support for adults experiencing gambling harm, including one-to-one therapy, group peer support, and support for affected others. #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek

The Primary Care Gambling Service provides free and confidential support for adults experiencing gambling harm. If gambling is starting to affect you, we're here to help 🤝 Visit our website or call on 0300 0300 111 to find out more or self-refer today.

This week is #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek and the them for this year is Take Action. Here's some actions to support wellbeing for yourself, for someone else, and for all of us when it comes to gambling harm. If you're concerned about gambling harm, we're here to help 🤝

We were delighted to attend and speak at the launch of Shiltons' Silverlining at Wembley Stadium. Thank you to Peter Shilton and Steph Shilton for inviting us to such a fantastic event. We very much look forward to working collaboratively to support those experiencing gambling harm.

"People don't realise what they are getting pulled into because they don't see it as gambling, because it's normalised everywhere." Our deputy medical director Dr Emma Ryan recently spoke to BBC Yorkshire about prize draws To read the full article visit: www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

Gambling harm can increase feelings of stress and anxiety. If you're feeling stressed because of gambling, give us a call or visit our website at primarycaregamblingservice.co.uk/ We're here to help 🤝

Those living with depression and anxiety are at an increased risk of gabling harm. At PCGS, we provide holistic and empathetic care to support our patients wellbeing 🤝 If you're worried about gambling, you can self-refer for support via our website or by calling 0300 0300 111

Our service is built on lived experience of gambling harm, which is why we use an empathetic and non-judgemental approach to care. If gambling is starting to affect you, you can self-refer for free and confidential support via our website or by calling us on 0300 0300 111 🤝

We provide free and confidential support for people affected others impacted by someone else's gambling. If gambling is starting to affect you, PCGS provides free and confidential support for adults experiencing gambling harm. We're here to help 🤝

TW: trauma We've used input from people with lived experience of gambling harms and trauma to create a trauma-specific treatment pathway for our patients. If you'd like to know more about how we've built and adapted our service, you can read the five-year report on our website.

ICYMI The Primary Care Gambling Service will be closed on the upcoming bank holiday. If you need support when we're closed, please find details of other support services below 👇

PCGS provides free, confidential, and empathetic support for adults experiencing gambling harm. If you're concerned about gambling, you can self-refer for support on our website or by calling us on 0300 0300 111. We're here to help 🤝

Update: The Primary Care Gambling Service will be closed on the upcoming bank holiday. We will be open as usual from Tuesday 5th May. If you need support during this time, please see the details of other support services below 👇

PCGS developed a trauma-focussed pathway to help our patients better understand their past experiences of trauma and how it relates to gambling harm. Built on lived experience, we provide free, confidential, and empathetic support for adults experiencing gambling related harm 🤝

Our service uses an empathetic approach to support people experiencing gambling harm 🤝 If you're concerned about gambling, you can self-refer for support on our website, or by giving us a ring on 0300 0300 111. We're here to help. #StressAwarenessMonth

At PCGS we understand the effects that gambling harm can have on someone's wellbeing. That's why we provide empathetic, confidential, and free support for those affected🤝 Learn more or self-refer by visiting our website or by calling 0300 0300 111. #StressAwarenessMonth

Our service is built on lived experience so we understand gambling harms. PCGS provides free and confidential support for adults experiencing gambling harms 🤝 If you'd like to know more or self-refer, you can do so by visiting our website or giving us a call on 0300 0300 111.

We know the impact that gambling harm can have on a person's mental health. That's why PCGS takes an empathetic approach to care 🤝 Visit our website for more information or to self-refer today. #StressAwarenessMonth

We understand the stress that gambling harm can cause. If you're worried about how gambling is affecting you, we're here to help 🤝 Self-refer today by calling us on 0300 0300 111 or by visiting our website linked in our bio 🔗 #StressAwarenessMonth