Central Coast Gambling Help
  • About Wesley Mission: Wyong

Wesley Mission - (02) 4351 0116

Wesley Mission

Gambling and financial counselling for the family member, neighbour or work colleague is free. We tailor our support and assistance to your needs

Long before an addiction has fully developed, gambling can have a negative impact. Gamblers can have a problem without being totally out of control. Problem gambling is any gambling behaviour that disrupts your life. If you're preoccupied with gambling, spending more and more time and money on it, chasing losses, or gambling despite serious consequences, you have a gambling problem.

Our counsellors use specialised personal counselling techniques to help gamblers and their families to overcome problems associated with gambling. Your individually tailored program may include personal counselling, financial counselling, family member counselling and legal services.

Hours and Locations:

Wesley Mission

Hours: Mon-Fri 9am-5pm (evening appointments are available upon request).

Locations: People can access our services from various handy locations throughout the Wyong local government area such as Wyong, San Remo, Tuggerah and Long Jetty

To find out more or to make an appointment please contact us on 02 4351 0116.

Meet the Counsellors from Wesley Mission:

Danielle Vilder: Gambling Counsellor

Over the last nine years Danielle graduated with a Bachelor of Psychology at Newcastle University and worked as a Telephone Crisis Counsellor at Lifeline for two years before joining Wesley Mission on the Central Coast. She provides free specialist gambling addiction counselling for problem gamblers, their family, friends, neighbour or work colleague. Anyone, whose life is affected by gambling addiction, is welcome.

Fiona Eaton - Senior Financial Counsellor

Fiona has worked as a Financial Counsellor on the Central Coast since 2007. The last 5 years she has worked specifically with clients who have a gambling problem and with people (partners, family, friends etc.) who are affected by gambling in some way. Fiona has a passion for the work she does, working collaboratively with her colleagues and community networks to ensure a holistic approach to her practice.