For loved ones struggling with problem gambling, the stress of the holidays can be a trigger for gambling. Therefore, understanding their holiday triggers, and knowing ways to avoid, them is a great way to help them begin or maintain their recovery from problem gambling during the holiday season. Stress and Problem Gambling Stress from the holidays… Read more » 6b5t1b
All holidays can act as a trigger for those in recovery from problem gambling. The stress of the holidays and family relationships can be very difficult. Additionally, during the Thanksgiving holiday, there may be a focus on professional sporting games taking place. The trigger to gamble may be very difficult for those in recovery. Focus on… Read more »
They served our country to keep us safe. Now let’s work together to keep them safe. Veterans are at a much greater risk for struggling with problem gambling than the general population. One way we can show them appreciation for their service is to help keep them safe from addictions like gambling. Veterans and Civilian… Read more »
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The excitement of a loved one entering into recovery for problem gambling can feel overwhelming. Knowing that they’re beginning to accept the need for change, feeling the hope for a new beginning, and the anxiety of not knowing what to expect, among many other feelings, may all happen at the same time. What Does… Read more »
Recovery from problem gambling means major lifestyle changes that will affect the person in recovery and their loved ones. These lifestyle changes may have a much larger impact on family and friends than most anticipate. Learning to the recovery of a loved one is important for their success. Recovery From Problem Gambling The basic… Read more »
