Topic: Mental rehabilitation clinic. (Read 1626 times)

A mental rehabilitation clinic where a psychologist or physiologist treats a gambler or drug addict without drugs. Mental rehabilitation clinics are essential because when a gambler develops a mental disorder, he needs to be rehabilitated from that gambling addiction. Moreover, the online gambling addiction among the young generation is increasing in such a way that the guardians are always worried about the future of their children. Therefore, a guardian in such a situation must discuss the safety of their child with a psychologist and decide on the next course of action.

There is no good side to addiction because the bad side will always outshine the bad sides. Addiction can make you to do something more frequently but it will be taking away your free time and your money too when it involves money as gambling addiction does. An addict patient needs the attention of his family members and close friends to help him pass through the situation he is in but the people he needs more are the professional that can help guide him on what to do and what not to do. Mental rehabilitation clinic are good for the addicted gamblers but he should not be left there alone or the matter might increase and become worse, he should still be shown love regardless of what the situation is and only be put into a clinic when the matter has become too serious but until then, he can still be rehabilitated at home.

Every form of addiction is bad, be it little or being very badly addicted. Both are considered bad as long as the person is playing without having much control of themselves. Then we both know that there is already a problem existing within the person. 
 
There are people whom just friends and close relatives can help them get out of addiction based on how those close to them relate to the matter, and for the gambler, there are also those who need professionals that can deal with them both mentally and in whatever way is necessary, so both clinical and family help is important in helping some pull out of addiction.

But I've not seen anything wrong for someone to be addicted in gambling and if someone is being addicted in gambling it does not go for medical clinic attention what it is called is for encouragement advice from different perspective so that the person will have a limitation of participating in gambling and also have a budget so that it will not be spending everything it has in gambling I know that over addition in gambling can make you to lose whatever you have what I believe from my own theory and my understanding that we don't need to look or consider such then but I have a statistics that will make us to know what to do, in summary clinic cannot solve the problem.

If you are someone who doesnt have any mental disorder or any something that talks about any health issues or any behavioral then it is really that obvious that gambling could really make things worst or could really be able to make it happen in speaking about having that kind of potential mental problems on the moment that you would really be dealing up with gambling on severe scale. We do know that
when addiction hits then this is something that cant really be that stopped so easily. It will really be best that you should really be having that kind of control and moderation in terms of emotions
and thinking so that you will be able to avoid such potential happening. As for clinic then we do have those counselling and other addiction related kind of treatment but actually you could be able to solved
out those addiction problems on your own. On the moment that you do failed up then this is the moment you do ask for some professional seek of help.

It's been said and noticed that almost all gamblers have several mental disorders because of how solid addicted they're to gambling.Its not easy to unlearn bad addictions towards gambling,and I think that the best way to fight the addictions is to develop new habits, healthy habits that'll literally outweighs the negative impacts and forces that comes with gambling Addiction.
 Initially,your life gets better when you're able to realize the unhealthy  gambling offers,withdraw from the factors that hinders your overall wellbeing against unusual attempts to gambling.

That will be back to the gambling addict to cure his gambling addiction because other people can't force him to go to rehabilitation or doing something that can reduce or even cure his gambling addiction. That will not easy for those people who had gambling addiction because they must block their minds that keeps telling them to playing gambling. If they trying to build their power to prevents the will of playing gambling, they will see that they still have a chance to cure their gambling addiction.

With a helps from other people and trying to create a list of he can do, that will helps them to start do one by one the activities so they will have a chance to distract their minds to playing gambling. With consistently doing many activities on their daily life, they will see that many activities that they can do and have fun with it.

Very often to achieve a good result in something you need to spend a lot of effort and time, but I am sure that if a gambling addict has a sincere desire to get rid of gambling addiction and he continues to work on himself even after unsuccessful attempts, he will definitely achieve his goal.

Getting rid of gambling addiction is a very difficult task, so such people need all the support they can get.

We can give any recommendations to a gambling addict but that will be up to him to visit on that rehabilitation or he will refuse it because he will not accept the recommendation and will saying that he is not gets addicted to gambling. It is difficult to suggest that to that person especially if he still gets fun in gambling and can still wins some money. But we needs to reminds him to check himself in the rehabilitation and see what is the results. If he wants to go to that rehabilitation and doing the process until the result is out, he will see what is happens to him.

Maybe he will realizes that something wrong is happen to him and he will wants to cure his gambling problem with the psychologist. He needs a proof from other people who had gambling addiction so he can compare what happens to him so he can realizes the wrong thing and wants to cure his gambling problem.

I don't know what doctors would do for gamblers, maybe they'd be grouped with people suffering from other mental illnesses? Or perhaps they would receive special therapy to help them cope with their addiction? I often hear about support groups that can be a place for gamblers to share experiences and encourage each other. But is that really effective? Sometimes, I feel like people trapped in the gambling world need more than just emotional support; they need deeper intervention to understand the root of their issues.

Maybe their treatment could be more holistic, involving psychologists, counselors, and even family. Should they go through a rehabilitation program similar to those for drug addicts? That's something I often think about. Of course, each individual has a different story and background, which can influence the appropriate treatment methods. We rarely talk about this issue openly, even though it can touch anyone.

On the other hand, society also needs to play a role in understanding and helping them. Maybe by providing education about the impact of gambling and reducing stigma, we can create a more supportive environment for those who want to recover. I hope there will be further efforts in addressing this issue, so gamblers don't feel alienated and have a second chance at a better life.

When you hear arguments from a friend while addicted to games, it is perceived differently than arguments from a doctor or psychologist at a rehabilitation center, and especially if these arguments are given as part of appropriate therapy. In addition, the patient himself must express a desire to recover from addiction, but first he must recognize this addiction. As long as the addiction is not recognized, the patient will not properly perceive the arguments of anyone, even if they are his friends or his family. In general, treating a person against his will, in my opinion, is wrong.

First time I have heard of it. I know that arguments can sometimes affect someone that you want to change their life but when ego is so high it ends in a different way. A friend becomes an enemy and they won't listen to you for a long time. Being honest is something good because it's rare for some people and they want friends who are honest with them but let's face it, most people would take a liar and be their friend for a long time as long as they agree with them and then the honest ones are left on the shadows being hated until they get old and the friend becomes mature enough to say he did the wrong thing.
I've been in those situations and I heard a lot of apologies. I am the kind of person who would tell the truth recklessly because I don't care what you will think of me afterward. When you are young, it's difficult to accept the truth and I understand that, but at the end of the day, it's all the same result.

In my opinion, in order to give any recommendations to a gambling addict it would not hurt to first get an education in this field, because a well-educated psychologist can really help even in the most serious situation without the use of drugs.

If I had the opportunity to help gambling addicts, I would try to completely limit any opportunities to gamble for several months, plus I would invite people who have already got rid of gambling addiction to the classes.

In my opinion this is a very good practice and it is used by some Rehabs.

Yes, but arguments are also a form of therapy. There are many directions in modern psychology and all these directions try to treat their client or patient in their own way. This is the so-called worldview therapy - when psychologists correct the patient’s worldview.

Yes, that's a funny guess. If you imagine that many gambling addicts have gathered under one roof, then they will probably be looking for some kind of game that everyone can play.

Of course, resisting and counter arguments is an indication that your remedy is getting to them and they're struggling with convincing themselves that what you're offering them is better than what they already have(Addiction).
 
For me personally, I'll not tell the client that addiction is wrong or bad for him, it would only make him defensive. I'll go straight away and talk about their hobbies and another talent they have aside gambling, help him see how much money he can make from dedicating more time to improving himself in the field and I'll use the reward system to encourage any improvement he makes in the process. Even the rebels are subject to rewards and can be agreeable when promised one.

When he's fully engrossed in his new hobby and possibly making good money from it, we would discuss his involvements in gambling and have an agreement on putting up a good gambling behavior(that's if he's still interested in gambling) which would be strictly monitored for compliance until I'm sure his main focus is in his job.

I think his healing would last long because the new profession wasn't enforced, instead it was crafted from what appeals to him and it's his choice, so he'll put in maximum energy into it.

I hope I make a very good mental doctor.

You know what’s funny? All the folks in there would come up with some form of incognito gambling within those walls, like a secret way of betting or playing poker or something like that exchanging notes and developing a system or something like that I am convinced that something like this would happen. What else would happen when you put a bunch of gambling addicts under one roof? lol

A gambler needs psychotherapy, not new arguments. Many psychologists argue that gambling addiction is a serious mental disorder that requires professional help.
Psychotherapy helps identify the root causes of addiction and develop strategies to overcome them. I think without this in-depth work, any alternative exercise will not produce lasting results.

Personally, I think putting a chronic gambler in rehab is a complete waste of time because it's not insanity or something else..that person is conscious of his or her actions but is being negligent about it..that addiction can be stopped just by a simple decision.. decision making and discipline is key in life... taking them to a rehabilitation center is probably not necessary.. they need to realize that their fate is their hands and their life will go in the direction that they want it to go

Mental rehabilitation clinic a place for those who feels that they have mental illness but they will not easy to realizes what happen to them instead people around them will show to them. If people around them care to him, they will ask him to go to the clinic and check everything and take action before it's too late. But if he doesn't have awareness to do medical check for his minds, he will not see anything wrong with him and will still do what he likes. That will gives more problems to him as he will not realizes that he is addicted to gambling and that needs to cure using the clinic rehabilitation. It's better to prevents than to cure the problem, especially if that problem is addicted to gambling because that can ruins his lives and will lose everything in his lives.

If he realizes that an uncontrolled gambling addiction can potentially result in financial damage and psychological impact, he must immediately take action to immediately register for a rehabilitation clinic before he regrets losing everything due to gambling. I think that gamblers must decide on immediate steps to stop their gambling addiction so that they have a chance of recovering more quickly than if you are already seriously addicted to gambling, it may be difficult to recover even if you have undergone regular rehabilitation. Some tips while in the rehabilitation process are to limit access to gambling by getting used to setting a low betting allocation, you have to do more outdoor activities with your relatives and you have to exercise to reduce stress.