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Changing spousal roles and their effect on recovery in gamblers anonymous: GamAnon, social support, wives and husbands.

scientific article published in September 2010

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Changing spousal roles and their effect on recovery in gamblers anonymous: GamAnon, social support, wives and husbands. (English)

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14 April 2018

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Peter Ferentzy

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Wayne Skinner

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Paul Antze

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1 September 2010

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Journal of Gambling Studies

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The selective adaptation of the alcoholics anonymous program by Gamblers Anonymous

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Does spousal participation in Gamblers Anonymous benefit compulsive gamblers?

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10.1007/S10899-009-9167-3

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14 April 2018

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14 April 2018

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