Working with the Family of Problem Gamblers`, March 2020

Funding for this project is provided by the NSW Office of Responsible Gambling
Christopher Hunt and Kirsten Shannon from the University of Sydney detail the approach that had been developed at the University of Sydney for working with the affected family members of problem gamblers.
Speakers Bio
Christopher Hunt is a clinical psychologist who is the senior supervisor at the Gambling Treatment and Research Clinic at the University of Sydney. Dr Hunt has been working at the clinic for 12 years, and has experience with a range of different psychological therapies for problem gambling.
Kirsten Shannon is the Manager of the GTRC and a PhD candidate at the University of Sydney. As part of her candidature she is mapping gambling-related harms in clinical and community populations to develop and validate and gambling harm measure.