Residential Gambling Program
Who is the Compulsive Gambler?
Answering some of these questions may help you decide whether you are problem or compulsive gambler.
Have you ever lost time from work or school to gamble?
Has gambling negatively impacted your home life?
Do you ever experience remorse after gambling?
Did you ever gamily to get money with which to pay debts?
After losing do you feel a need to win back you losses?
After winning do you feel a need to win more?
Do you gamble until your or your family's last dollar is gone?
Do you eve borrow or sell things to finance your gambling?
Have you experienced depression or suicidal thoughts?
If you answered yes to one or more of the above, MCCA can help you overcome your destructive behavior and regain a healthy lifestyle.
How can MCCA help you?
MCCA has developed a affordable inpatient treatment program for those suffering from compulsive gambling addictions. Utilizing an interdisciplinary approach, MCCA's environment helps clients gain insight into destructive behavior patterns, replacing them with healthy coping skills. Treatment is supplemented with an individualized continuing care program. Effective techniques are developed to help clients overcome the emotional pressures and environmental triggers that lead to gambling.
The Recovery Process
Our professional staff consists of a Director of Clinical Operations, Program Supervisors, and numerous counselors and monitors all working toward one goal.. helping our clients overcome addictions.
Clients participating in the Residential Gambling Program at McDonough House will follow an individualized treatment plan developed in conjunction with their primary counselor. The Residential Gambling Program builds a solid foundation focusing on self-esteem, coping skills, decision making, problem solving, stress management, communication and social skills and lifestyle changes.
Inpatient treatment typically lasts seven days allowing clients to gain the necessary education and stability for a successful recovery. Upon completion of the program continuing care planning, including referrals to outpatient programs for gamblers, is implemented to unsure the highest possible rate of success.
Fees
At MCCA we participate in many managed care plans, and we also accept traditional insurance. Many plans require that you make a co-payment at the time of your visit. To make it easy as possible for you, we accept cash, checks and most major credit cards. Some insurance plans may require that you obtain authorization from them before you visit us. Since this differs by plan, please check with your insurance company so you may receive complete benefits from your coverage.
MCCA also participates in the General Assistance Behavioral Health Program.
Your counselor can help manage your insurance plan and any payments you may need to make.
MCCA Inc.
Jim Crean
38 Old Ridgebury Road
Danbury, CT 06810
(203) 792-4515 Tel
(203) 748-2604 Fax
