Service Details
Service Details
Service Details
Gambling
Comprehensive treatment program for Gambling to help you reclaim your life.
What?
Gambling
You can take the first step towards treatment by making an appointment with your primary care provider. During your appointment, you can bring up topics like these:
- How long you've been gambling
- When it felt like you couldn't stop
- How gambling affects you, your family, and your life as a whole
- What you've tried to do to stop, and how effective those tools have been
- If you've been able to stop before
- What usually happens before you gamble–does something trigger it?
- Ask what level of treatment you'll need
Your doctor can refer you to the next steps in your recovery. That may be a residential rehab for gambling, outpatient treatment, or regular therapy sessions.
Why needed?
If someone you know has a gambling addiction, you'll likely spot a few key signs. These include:
- Secrecy around money and finances. They might dodge questions about money and how they're doing financially, even when it's obvious something's up.
- Suddenly selling possessions, big or small.
- Risk-taking behaviors to gain money. They could even resort to theft.
- Sudden and high guilt or stress.
- Your loved one leaves home without explanation, usually for a long period of time.
If you struggle with gambling, you'll likely experience these symptoms:
- Spending more than you ever planned when you gamble.
- Spending more money each time you gamble.
- Feeling unable to stop, even if you know the risk isn't worth it or you don't have the funds to pay the price.
- Gambling again and again to combat the guilt of a loss.
- Feeling constant shame and guilt.
- Craving the rush of a win.
Effect?
The effects of untreated Gambling can be profound, but recovery brings positive changes.
- Improved mental clarity
- Better emotional regulation
- Restored relationships
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