Kangwon Land will hold "2026 Stay-Type Healing Camp"

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Kangwon Land held the "2026 Stay-Type Healing Camp" at High Healing One in Yeongwol with the Korea Gambling Problem Prevention and Healing Center and the Forest Healing Foundation.

Twenty people who recovered from quitting gambling participated in the first round of camp, which will last for three nights and four days from the 26th to the 29th, and this year's stay-type healing camp will be held once a quarter, for a total of four rounds.

The four-day three-night schedule consisted of various short-term intensive programs for impulse response training and suggestions on motivation for change through group counseling and alternative healing activities.

In particular, the Kangwon Land Heart Filling Center (KLACC) had time to explore ways to cope with impulses through MI-CBT (Motivational Interview), a newly established counseling system that integrates motivational interview and cognitive behavioral therapy techniques.

An official from Kangwon Land, who spoke to this newspaper by phone, said, "We will hold this stay-type healing camp to provide a specific motive for change so that those who recover from quitting gambling can gradually escape the problem of behavioral addiction through various alternative activities."

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