FCC Behavioral Health Prevention Resource Center

FCC Behavioral Health Prevention Resource Center Prevention Resource Centers are the primary source of substance use prevention technical assistance support for community coalitions and the general public

Problem Gambling Question of the Day: Are individuals with gambling problems usually addicted to other things too?People...
08/14/2026

Problem Gambling Question of the Day:
Are individuals with gambling problems usually addicted to other things too?

People experiencing one addiction can be at greater risk of developing another. Some individuals with gambling problems may also struggle with alcohol or drug use, but having a gambling problem does not mean someone will develop another addiction.

For some people, gambling is the only behavior that produces the feelings they are seeking. Family history may also play a role, as gambling and substance use problems can sometimes occur across generations.

Understanding these risk factors can help us recognize when someone may need additional support. đź’š

🎒 Back to School Bash in Kennett! ✏️Come see us today at the Kennett FEMA Building from 3–6 PM! All Kennett students are...
08/13/2026

🎒 Back to School Bash in Kennett! ✏️

Come see us today at the Kennett FEMA Building from 3–6 PM! All Kennett students are welcome!

We’re set up with:
• Talk About It kits
• Talk. They Hear You. resources
• Quit resources for teens and adults
• Gambling prevention information
• Medication disposal resources
• 988 Su***de & Crisis Lifeline information

There’s also games, online school registration, food boxes, and more! Stop by, have some fun, and come see us! 📚🖍️

Problem Gambling Question of the Day: Can children and teenagers develop gambling problems?Yes. Young people can develop...
08/13/2026

Problem Gambling Question of the Day:
Can children and teenagers develop gambling problems?

Yes. Young people can develop unhealthy gambling behaviors, and starting to gamble at a young age may increase the risk of experiencing gambling problems later in life.

That’s why prevention and early education matter. Talking with kids and teens about the risks of gambling can help them make healthier choices as they grow. 🩷

Problem Gambling Question of the Day: How can someone become addicted to something that isn’t a substance?Gambling can a...
08/12/2026

Problem Gambling Question of the Day:
How can someone become addicted to something that isn’t a substance?

Gambling can activate the brain’s reward system in ways similar to alcohol or drugs. Over time, someone may need to gamble more often or take greater risks to feel the same excitement, making those urges increasingly difficult to resist.

Understanding how problem gambling develops is an important part of recognizing the risks and warning signs. đź’™

Who is at risk for developing a gambling problem?The answer may surprise you: ANYONE who gambles can be at risk.Problem ...
08/11/2026

Who is at risk for developing a gambling problem?

The answer may surprise you: ANYONE who gambles can be at risk.

Problem gambling can affect people regardless of income, education, culture, or social background. While factors like genetics, environment, medical history, and age may increase risk, gambling problems can develop in anyone who participates in gambling. 🧡

đź’ˇ Follow along as we answer a new question about problem gambling each day!

Know the Signs of Problem GamblingProblem gambling can affect finances, relationships, work, and overall well-being. Som...
08/10/2026

Know the Signs of Problem Gambling

Problem gambling can affect finances, relationships, work, and overall well-being. Some warning signs include:

• Thinking about gambling often
• Betting more money or gambling more frequently
• Trying to win back losses
• Feeling restless or irritable when cutting back
• Feeling unable to control gambling
• Continuing to gamble despite negative consequences

Recognizing the signs can be an important first step toward getting help. đź’›

For more information on the American Psychiatric Association’s criteria for gambling addiction, visit DSM 5 at www.psych.org.

The Sweetest Bond Breastfeeding Awareness Event is happening today from 1:00 to 3:30 PM at Susanna Wesley in Charleston,...
08/06/2026

The Sweetest Bond Breastfeeding Awareness Event is happening today from 1:00 to 3:30 PM at Susanna Wesley in Charleston, MO! đź©·

Stop by and visit us! We have Talk About It kits, quit resources for adults, teens, and moms, new maternal health and connection resources, Narcan, medication disposal pouches, and much more.

We would love to see you there!

Come see us this evening at the Caruthersville BBQ Riverfest! 🌟We’ll be there sharing free prevention resources, includi...
07/31/2026

Come see us this evening at the Caruthersville BBQ Riverfest! 🌟

We’ll be there sharing free prevention resources, including medication disposal pouches, Narcan, Talk. They Hear You. materials, Talk About It MO information, and more!

Stop by our booth, say hello, and enjoy all the great food vendors, activities, and other local organizations at the event.

We believe admission is $2, but be sure to check with the event organizers for the most up-to-date information. We hope to see you there!

07/17/2026

988 and 911: Know who to contact to get the right support at the right time.

06/15/2026

Parents, we’ve got your back when it comes to keeping kids marijuana-free! We’re here to support you with FREE resources that make tough conversations easier & help protect your teen’s future.
We’ve got you covered. ➡️ Find them all at ParentUpKC.com/Marijuana!
Learn why it’s so important to keep our teens marijuana-free at https://ParentUpKC.com/5UrgentReasons.

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