Gordon Moody

At Gordon Moody, we welcome today’s recognition of International Men’s Day and the commitment shown through the Men’s Health Strategy to address the complex challenges men face across the UK. One area that urgently needs to remain part of this conversation is gambling-related harm. For too many men, gambling struggles go unseen until they reach crisis point. By ensuring that gambling harm is fully considered within men’s health policy, we can help men access support earlier, reduce stigma, and strengthen the pathways to recovery. We’re proud to support men every day as they rebuild their lives, reconnect with their families, and move forward with hope. Together, we can make sure that the voices of men affected by gambling harm are heard and that they receive the understanding and help they deserve. If you or a loved one needs help with gambling harm, we are here. https://lnkd.in/eJqyunwJ

Today is International Men’s Day. A vital reminder that looking after your health isn’t just about the physical, it’s about your mental and emotional wellbeing too. At Gordon Moody, we understand that men often find it hard to open up or ask for help, especially when facing challenges like gambling-related harm. But reaching out is not a sign of weakness, it’s a step towards recovery and strength. Find out how we can help - www.gordonmoody.org.uk

Bringing Recovery Conversations to Scottish Veterans Residences We were honoured to be at Scottish Veterans Residences for an inspiring Recovery Workshop focused on gambling-related harm, resilience, and the power of shared experience. The visit was a moving reminder that no one faces addiction alone, and that recovery is always possible with honesty, support, and belief in a better tomorrow.

We’re proud to share that our Clinical Director Rosalind Baker-Frampton will be presenting at the LGBTQIA+ Experiences of Gambling-Related Harms: Research Showcase and Stakeholder Think-Tank. At Gordon Moody, we’re seeing a growing number of people from the LGBTQIA+ community reaching out for help with gambling-related harms. Every story matters, and we’re committed to ensuring our treatment environments are safe, affirming, and tailored to meet the diverse needs of those we support. We look forward to contributing to this vital discussion and continuing to learn how we can best serve every person who turns to us for help.

We were pleased to welcome MP Louie French to Gordon Moody House today to discuss our work and the ongoing commissioning situation. It was a great opportunity to share how our team continues to deliver valuable support for the community, even while navigating the challenges that come with commissioning arrangements. Mr French took the time to listen to our experiences and understand the importance of sustainable support for services like ours. We appreciate his visit and look forward to continuing the conversation.

Tee Off for Hope - Charity Golf Day & Dinner Supporting Gordon Moody We’re thrilled to share that one of our former residents is organising an incredible Charity Golf Day & Dinner on 23 October 2025 at Slinfold Golf & Country Club, West Sussex and we are honoured to be the beneficiary of the event. This won’t just be a day on the fairways, it’s a full experience designed to bring people together in support of change: Every penny raised supports Gordon Moody’s work helping those affected by gambling-related harm. We are deeply grateful to Signatures R Us and Slinfold Golf Club for hosting. Learn more & get tickets: https://lnkd.in/eGcUsrf8

Ian has just walked over 100 miles (Wrexham to Redditch) across 4 days to raise money for Gordon Moody. Having turned his life around dramatically, tomorrow he will be proudly graduating from our residential treatment programme. We’re all so proud of you Ian! You can support Ian and Gordon Moody by donating here - https://shorturl.at/qIXu8

At Gordon Moody, we see every day how deeply connected mental health and gambling-related harm can be. Among those seeking our help, 62% experience emotional or mental health issues, and 45% have faced suicidal thoughts. Today is a reminder that mental health is health. Recovery from gambling related harm means rebuilding hope, resilience, and connection. We’re here to help, through evidence-based treatment, compassionate care, and a holistic approach that supports both mind and body. Speak up — reduce stigma Listen — someone may need it Support — through awareness or action Need help? Visit gordonmoody.org.uk or call 01384 241292

We're at #GBExpo25 today. Come and see the team today Lisa Hartland and Kay Patchett and find out more about Gordon Moody Education and Gordon Moody Gambling Harm support services.

We’re excited to announce a new partnership between Gordon Moody, the UK’s leading gambling harms charity and Birches Health - the leading U.S. provider of specialised treatment. Together, we’re creating a trusted referral pathway between the UK and U.S. enabling individuals to access the right treatment in the right setting, including private residential care at Gordon Moody.