How to spot a person with a gambling disorder and how to help
Gambling disorder is sometimes referred to as a “hidden addiction” because it can be present without any physical signs. Many…
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Time Management
Summary Often advice on how to gamble responsible relates to monetary consumption, such as planning how much you want to…
Read MoreRecovering from gambling addiction: An interview with Steve Girling
Hi, my name is Steve Girling and I’m in the sixth year of my recovery from gambling addiction. I am…
Read MoreWhen gambling becomes a coping strategy
Most people have been through though times at some point in their life, whether it is failing an exam, going…
Read MoreYour gambling behaviour (Reflection exercise)
Regularly taking some time to reflect on your gambling behaviour can be an effective way of making sure that gambling…
Read MoreUnderstanding the brain mechanisms of problem gambling
While most people gamble to experience excitement or relax, it is also an activity that can bring about negative consequences…
Read MoreHow do I limit my risk of experiencing negative consequences due to gambling?
In many cases it is a lot easier to tackle problems before they turn into big monsters. This is especially…
Read MoreWhat is gambling disorder and how to spot it
The below info is extracted from CAMH (The Centre for Addiction and Mental Health) Canada’s largest mental health teaching hospital…
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