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Problem Gambling

Compulsive gambling may begin the first time someone places a bet, or it can gradually turn into an addiction over time. This problem can be very detrimental to mental health as the consequences may lead to stress, anxiety, worry, and depression. 

 

Signs of a gambling problem may include:

 

  • Spending excessive amounts of money when gambling

  • Developing issues with personal relationships

  • Gambling interfering with work

  • Spending too much time gambling

  • Stealing or committing fraud to support gambling

  • Asking for loans to cover gambling debt

 

It’s important to be able to recognize when someone is beginning to show signs of having a gambling problem. Struggling with any form of addiction can arise as a way to escape feelings of hopelessness, guilt, or depression.

Problem Gambling: Service

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