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MNAPG hosted the Minnesota Conference on Problem Gambling on September 19 at the Hilton/Minneapolis Bloomington. Attendees included gambling counselors, recovering gamblers, program directors and others.

Sonja Mertz, MNAPG community educator, and volunteer Dennis Alfton prepare to welcome conference registrants.

 

 

Sonja Mertz, MNAPG community educator, and volunteer Dennis Alfton prepare to welcome conference registrants.

 

 

Dr. Jeremiah Weinstock with Susan Sheridan Tucker prior to his presentation that examined suicide in the context of those with gambling disorder.

 

 

Dr. Jeremiah Weinstock with Susan Sheridan Tucker prior to his presentation that examined suicide in the context of those with gambling disorder.

 

 

The unique problem gambling challenges faced by the Lao community were discussed with Cat Nakhornsak and Adina Black.

 

 

The unique problem gambling challenges faced by the Lao community were discussed with Cat Nakhornsak and Adina Black.

 

 

Judith Glynn discusses ways to protect family.

 

 

 

Judith Glynn discusses ways to protect family.

 

 

An expert panel discussed the current state of problem gambling and the crucial next steps needed to effect change. From left to right: Ange Hwang, Lucas Patterson, Bili Banjoko and moderator Adina Black.

 

An expert panel discussed the current state of problem gambling and the crucial next steps needed to effect change. From left to right: Ange Hwang, Lucas Patterson, Bili Banjoko and moderator Adina Black.

Jim Huh, former financial adviser and a gambler in recovery, shared his personal story and ideas on limiting the financial damage of gambling disorder.

 

 

Jim Huh, former financial adviser and a gambler in recovery, shared his personal story and ideas on limiting the financial damage of gambling disorder.

 

 

Randy Stinchfield accepts the 2024 MNAPG Service Award.

 

 

Randy Stinchfield accepts the 2024 MNAPG Service Award.

 

 

 

Dave Yeager explained why service members and veterans are at particularly high risk for developing gambling disorder.

 

 

Dave Yeager explained why service members and veterans are at particularly high risk for developing gambling disorder.

 

 

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