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Theme issue: Women and gambling
 Guest
editorial
By Rachel Volberg
Has
there been a "feminization" of gambling and problem
gambling in the United States?
By
Rachel Volberg
 The
interactive effects of avoidance coping and dysphoric
mood on problem gambling for female and male gamblers
By Anna Thomas and Susan Moore
Problem-solving
skills in male and female problem gamblers
By Diane Borsoi and Tony Toneatto
Gender
differences in psychiatric comorbidity and treatment
seeking among gamblers in treatment
By James R. Westphal and Lera
Joyce Johnson
 Fruit
machine addiction in an adolescent female: A case study
By Mark Griffiths
A
feminist slant on counselling the female gambler: Key
issues and tasks
By Roberta Boughton
 Counseling
Mary about her gambling problems: A self-reliant person
By Neasa Martin, with
participants Monica L. Zilberman and Hermano Tavares,
Evelyn McCaslin, Gary Nixon and Nina Littman-Sharp
 Amethyst
Women's Addiction Centre, Ottawa, Ontario,
Canada
 Reflections
on problem gambling therapy with female clients
[Author's
name withheld by request]
 Net-working
the steps: Web-based support for women in recovery from
problem gambling
Reviewed
by Virginia M. McGowan
 The
changing participation of women in gambling in New
Zealand
By Phillida Bunkle
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