Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) Gambling Harm Support

The Department of Human Services is seeking to engage a suitable supplier to deliver the Cognitive Behavioural Therapy Gambling Help Service (CBT GHS) for the period 1 July 2026to 30 June 2035.DHS will engage one organisation with expertise and suitably qualified clinicians (i.e., master’s degree or higher of CBT or psychology), to deliver CBT to people with diagnosed gambling disorder and people with complex co-morbidities for whom gambling is the primary issue.The service will be available to clients located across metropolitan, regional and remote South Australia via face-to-face (including out-patient and in-patient support), and telehealth options.The CBT GHS is also expected to work in partnership with gambling help service providers to establish an agreed referral process (in to and out of the CBT GHS) that aligns to a stepped model of care for help-seekers accessing the South Australian gambling help service system.