It might be difficult to help cure them, but we have to keep trying because he needs help from others to escape his gambling addiction. Maybe we can talk to him privately to find out how bad his gambling addiction is so we can figure out where to start. After that, we can ask for help from professionals if we really don't find a way and while accompanying him to visit professionals, we must be able to convince him that we will not leave him.
But we also can't force him to cure his gambling addiction when he refuses our help and chooses to be alone. But we might be able to seek other help from the people around him so that they give their attention to that person so that he can accept our explanation that he has a gambling addiction and must be cured immediately.
Responsible gambling is usually carried out by those who are able to control themselves and usually they don't expect it to be a permanent income haven in gambling. Basically gambling is quite fun to do to relieve stress when the activities we do at work are so hectic, but it is responsible and more fun things to do together with friends and co-workers.
In contrast to those who experience disturbances in thinking or as people who are seriously addicted to gambling, because they think that gambling can generate a steady income every day. Gambling like this is difficult to cure and if one's personal desires don't want to stop then nothing can help cure this addiction.
The time of recovery of gambling addicts is dependent on the will of the patient and how he will react on the administered recovery program. Many say that self-acknowledgment of being a gambling addict is much easier to cure than those who are in denial.
It is an option that can be done and a recovery program that is escorted directly by professionals is a suitable place because they will be trained in emotional control, psychology and ways to get rid of addiction that touch the soul more. This program is similar to the recovery of people who are addicted to narcotics and many people have managed to get out of their addiction.