Are you wondering if you may have a problem with gambling addiction? Answer the following questions honestly and press Submit for results.
Is Gambling an Issue?
If you have concerns that you may be developing an unhealthy relationship with gambling, it is important to take the time to reflect on your behavior and assess whether or not it is having a negative impact on your life. Take our self test for gambling addiction to learn more. Consider if your gambling has been impacting any aspect of your physical, emotional, or financial wellbeing. If so, then it is important for you to seek professional assistance in order to get help with managing this issue.
It can manifest itself in the form of risk taking behaviors such as frequent gambling, an inability to stop or control one‘s gambling habits, and excessive spending on gambling activities. It can also include lying about how much money is being spent on gambling and feeling a need to be secretive about it. Other signs of a possible addiction may include neglecting family responsibilities in order to gamble, getting into financial trouble due to excessive gambling debts, borrowing money from friends or family members for more betting activities, and even stealing money in order to sustain the habit. If any of these issues sound familiar then it might be time to seek professional help.
5 Signs of Gambling Addiction:
- You are spending more and more money on gambling activities, even if you can‘t afford it
- You feel an uncontrollable urge to gamble, regardless of the consequences or the losses incurred.
- You find yourself lying or hiding your gambling habits from friends and family members in order to continue playing without being caught.
- You rely heavily on borrowed money to cover gambling debts, or use credit cards instead of cash when playing at casinos or betting sites online so as not to run out of funds too quickly during a gaming session.
- Your relationships with loved ones have suffered due to your addiction, whether that’s through neglecting them for longer gaming sessions or arguing over finances spent on gambling activities
Getting Help with Gambling Addiction
Last Door offers comprehensive addiction treatment for gambling addicts. We provide a full range of services, including individual and group therapy, peer support, and aftercare. Our treatment team consists of experienced professionals, we are based on Social Model and all our counsellors have lived experience in addiction. We understand that every person’s recovery journey is unique, so we offer personalized treatment to meet each individual’s needs. We also have a variety of resources available to help you break free from your gambling addiction and live a healthy life again.
Do I have an addiction?
Are you wondering if you may have a problem with gambling addiction? Answer the following questions honestly and press Submit for results.
If you answered yes to 5 or less questions:
We suggest that you speak frankly with a counselor concerning your results and your gambling issues. Because you answered less than 5 of these questions, you may not require residential treatment, but may we suggest you consider participating in outpatient gambling addiction treatment, Gamblers Anonymous Meetings, recovery coaching and Google your local Government responsible gambling services
If you answered yes to 5 or more questions:
We suggest that you call us today for a telephone consultation, learn about our Gambling Addiction Treatment Services and consider residential treatment.
Please note
Your results from this test cannot be considered a diagnosis of addiction and should not be considered as such. They indicate the need for further professional help. Remember that recovery can start when you want it to. It’s up to you how bad things get before you seek help. Last Door works with individuals with arrange of drug use behavior from those who are misusing marijuana to those who are severely addicted. The Last Door specializes in conducting comprehensive medical addiction assessments to help you in your recovery. We assess your needs and based on the results, recommend an individualized treatment plan.
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