Gambling Authority Appoints Counsellors To Avert Addiction

Thuli Johnson PIC: MORERI SEJAKGOMO
Thuli Johnson PIC: MORERI SEJAKGOMO

Gambling Authority (GA) has appointed four companies to provide counselling services towards rehabilitating excessive gamblers from becoming addicts.

The quartet is made up of Gaborone Rehabilitation and Emergency Centre, Thuso Psychotherapy, New Beginnings Counselling Centre and Psychologists Botswana.

GA chief executive officer, Thulisiswe Johnson said the psycho-social support offered by registered suppliers is open to all gamblers and their family members.

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