Author: Anders Bergman
Research behind QuitGamble
QuitGamble.com is based on the assumption that pain is the cause of addiction. It’s the escape from the pain we get addicted to. Alcohol, drugs, and gambling are just ways […]
Alternative to Gamblers anonymous
Before we begin, we’d like to point out that we don’t see QG as a competitor to GA. We’re all doing our best to help people with gambling problems get […]
Comparison of QG and Facebook
I’ve been a proud member of Facebook for the past 14 years. Okay, a proud member might be an overstatement, but as vain as I sometimes am, I see myself […]
Schedule Zoom Meetings
We’re dedicated to providing you with the best possible tools to quit gambling. At this stage, we can’t provide meetings like Gamblers Anonymous. Hopefully, that will be a feature in […]
Gamification – Upcoming function
We have designed QuitGamble.com to offer our members a chance to help themselves, by helping others. We believe this is one of the keys to kick gambling addiction’s ass! We […]
Join something bigger
QuitGamble.com is designed to encourage people to regain control over their lives. To add some extra spices, we decided to add a point system. For each task, video, and forum […]
Buddy Function
We’re currently building a Buddy function for QuitGamble.com. The idea is to give each member a Buddy to discuss and follow up with. QuitGamble.com is online-based. It has both […]
Yesterday something fantastic happened…
I went out for a walk in the evening. It was raining, snowing and windy… Like the weather gods couldn’t decide what to throw at us. After 40 minutes even […]
Boredom and gambling addiction
Is there a connection between boredom and gambling addiction? Today, people don’t know how to handle boredom. In a study published in the International Journal of Mental Health and Addiction1, […]
Set inspiring goals
This is the introduction to our goal-setting program. If you like it, sign up for free to get full access today! How would you like to beat Tiger Woods in […]
