Cognitive Perspective Restructuring Council on Compulsive Gambling of NJ

This is a Presentation with 1800 Gambler for a program that will be Available Jan 2026! for 

The CPR program it is based on the following four (4) elements: 

1. Know oneself
2. Develop a life plan
3. Buy into one’s life plan
4. Complete at least one objective every

          24 hours to help advance one’s life plan.

To understand oneself (and others), an individual must first be able to understand what is occurring in her/his own mind. This recognition will allow participants to develop empathy, the foundation of self-awareness. Self-awareness helps CPR Program participants make the connection between thoughts, emotions, and behaviors, and to become aware that certain thoughts can trigger negative behaviors, leading to negative long-term consequences.

The CPR program is presented in 8 sessions either as an after-school program or as part of a school’s daily curriculum.  It is designed to educate participants in methods they may utilize to circumvent the onset of an addiction or involvement in other risky behaviors.  Participants shall be instructed in the following areas:

• Finding Oneself
• Personality
• Passion
• Habit Barriers
• Emotional Intelligence
• Developing a Life Plan
• Goals and Objectives
• Mind Games
• Concept of Time

Self-destructive behaviors, violence, and addiction are family/social issues that can affect young people as well as their classmates, teachers, and the school which they attend.  These harmful behaviors breed dysfunctionality within the family and disrupt the very fabric of society.

Youth violence and addiction are costly to our communities due to the victims they produce, related property damage, and the long-term costs of substance abuse including lifelong problems and untimely deaths. The CPR program equips young people with self-knowledge and tools to make positive choices to propel them toward a bright future.

Register Online: www.pinelandsfsc.org