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Texting for Therapy: Enhancing Conversations

Explore the use of SMS to extend therapeutic conversations in gambling help services. This innovative approach is funded by the SA Gamblers Rehabilitation Fund and supported by various organizations. Drawing on postmodern therapy theories and mobile behavior change interventions, this initiative leverages the power of text messaging for effective support. Discover how text-based interventions can facilitate communication, empowerment, and positive outcomes in therapeutic settings.

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Texting for Therapy: Enhancing Conversations

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  1. Using SMS to extend therapeutic conversations Anglicare-SA Gambling Help Services gamblinghelp@anglicare-sa.org.au Funded through the SA Gamblers Rehabilitation Fund, a joint initiative of Australian Hotels Association(SA), ClubsSA, Adelaide Casino and Government of SA

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