Author: Anders Bergman
What is Gamblers Anonymous
Gambling is an activity that has been around for centuries. Gamblers Anonymous (GA) was established to help and support those with a gambling addiction. GA has become the go-to organization […]
How to help an addict that doesn’t understand his problem.
We want to create the ultimate guide for relatives of someone with gambling problems. An ultimate guide would: We’ve put a lot of work into creating the best possible guide […]
1800 GAMBLER – New National Gambling addiction hotline
The National Council for Problem Gambling has signed a six-year leasing agreement with The Council on Compulsive Gambling of New Jersey (CCGNJ). The intention is to create a new national hotline number for problem […]
Gambling hotlines in Australia
What happens when you call a gambling hotline? In a YouTube video, Jane Oaks describes how the Gambler’s helpline in Australia works to support callers. In the following article, you […]
Serotonin – The Game-Changer you need?
#WOW, this is a follow-up article on the exciting article about the connection between high dopamine and low serotonin levels, and these can cause gambling addiction and depression. Here, we’ll […]
Gambling Addiction – Pleasure vs Happiness
#Addiction and #Depression suck, BUT does #Pleasure rock or suck? We stumbled upon an exciting connection – A relationship we can’t wait to share with you! Ever woken up thinking […]
QG – Best stop gambling Addiction app 2023
If you’re looking for a mobile app to help you stop gambling, this article is for you! Here is our top list of stop gambling addiction apps 2023. We will […]
Can BetBlocker help me stop gambling?
Betblocker is a free app you can install on your mobile, desktop, and tablet to block yourself from online gambling. It’s a popular tool that will limit your access to […]
Help for degenerate gamblers
Whether you’re gambling or want to help a degenerate gambler, this is a guide for you. We know you’re in a tough spot and want to do our best to […]
Why is gambling addictive?
To understand why gambling is addictive, we must focus on what gambling does for us. If gambling didn’t do anything for us, it would be easy to stop gambling. Why would we continue? Gambling might create excitement, but it can cost a lot of money.
