Topic: Scotland: bitcoin dependence is already being treated (Read 117 times)
Treating bitcoin addicts? lol people are really looking for something that can put the feelings of bitcoin and crypto supporters. I haven't seen this a month ago but good thing that this hasn't been in the medias, this is just crazy as....
Everything that is done too much is not healthy, and it applies also to crypto. We have to remember that we have other things to do in everyday lives also, which are also important as crypto trading is lol
It seems to me that people just decided to make money on it and came up with a non-existent disease. All those who lost money in the crypto currency were not literate investors, and that is the reason, and not in some kind of disease.
Theoretically, it is quite possible to obtain dependence on the use of crypto currency. Trade in crypto currency really reminds on the excitement of online games and completely from it people can have dependence. Here it is necessary to take into account a different type of human temperament and if in one case the dependence on the crypto currency can not occur under certain circumstances, for others this will be enough. We must agree that the crypto currency is very exciting.
Gamblers are going to gamble. Their addiction is clearly. ot related especially to bitcoin, but to gambling on all kinds of markets. They should just go to a program yhat handles gambling addiction.
let's be honest there is no bitcoin addiction! There is a banal greed that leads to crazy debts and credit obligations. Who else doubts the greed of a man remember the wild West and the gold rush. And your questions will become clear at once. Do not dream of crazy
Castle Craig Hospital in Piblhire, Scotland, has created a course of treatment for "cryptomaniacs", which helps to cope with the main problems and learn to live without bitcoin and trading crypto-currencies.
Experts say that the trade in digital currencies, such as bitcoyne, can become a behavioral addiction, like online gambling, for some users who are obsessively looking at price fluctuations every minute.
The West Linton institution is already engaged in programs for the treatment of drug addiction and alcoholism, and now will help get rid of crypto-dependence, using methods used in gambling addiction programs.
Specialists of Castle Craig note that there is no exact number of people who are addicted to crypto-currencies, but there are more than 13 million people worldwide who sell digital assets.
Chris Burn, a gambling therapist at Castle Craig Hospital, said:
"The high risk, the fluctuating crypto-currency market brings problems to the player.This provides excitement and escape from reality.Bitkoyn, for example, was traded more often and huge profits and losses were made.This is a classic situation with bubbles."
Some procedures in the center will be conducted by Tony Marini, a former drug addict and gambler
"Having gone through this myself, my experience of drug addiction gives me understanding and sympathy for others who have the same problem.I see that trading crypto currencies is a way for people to escape from themselves, into another world because they do not like the world, in which they are, "said the therapist Mr. Marini.
The first stage of treatment at Castle Craig Hospital is to join other "cryptomaniacs" in group therapy and share their life stories, which helps them identify each other and understand that they are not alone.
Experts say that the trade in digital currencies, such as bitcoyne, can become a behavioral addiction, like online gambling, for some users who are obsessively looking at price fluctuations every minute.
The West Linton institution is already engaged in programs for the treatment of drug addiction and alcoholism, and now will help get rid of crypto-dependence, using methods used in gambling addiction programs.
Specialists of Castle Craig note that there is no exact number of people who are addicted to crypto-currencies, but there are more than 13 million people worldwide who sell digital assets.
Chris Burn, a gambling therapist at Castle Craig Hospital, said:
"The high risk, the fluctuating crypto-currency market brings problems to the player.This provides excitement and escape from reality.Bitkoyn, for example, was traded more often and huge profits and losses were made.This is a classic situation with bubbles."
Some procedures in the center will be conducted by Tony Marini, a former drug addict and gambler
"Having gone through this myself, my experience of drug addiction gives me understanding and sympathy for others who have the same problem.I see that trading crypto currencies is a way for people to escape from themselves, into another world because they do not like the world, in which they are, "said the therapist Mr. Marini.
The first stage of treatment at Castle Craig Hospital is to join other "cryptomaniacs" in group therapy and share their life stories, which helps them identify each other and understand that they are not alone.
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