The problem with gambling addiction is not that it exposes the person to successive losses, but rather because the pattern of gambling practice as a behavioral habit becomes dangerous over and over again. This means that if anyone practices the same habit (assuming it is not a harmful habit) at the same accumulated frequency, he will fall into what psychology calls “behavioral addiction.”
Behavioral addiction is one of the most dangerous types of addiction, even if it does not expose its owner to material losses. The harms of addiction are not limited only to financial losses, but go beyond it to become a psychological habit that harms the behavior and psychological character of the person and affects all aspects of his life.
On this basis, I consider this application (the topic of discussion) to be useful for gamblers who suffer from excessive gambling addiction and do not have means of assistance.
Well what you say is something much more Delicate , and in the world there are people who have that condition of taking things like that, I think that that is the type of person who ends up stealing or doing anything just to play, to get money and go play, for the Assistance of that type of condition I think there has to be someone who can take care of him or her in the required attention, because he or she can end up hurting someone, be it family, friends, or even the same society where he or she lives, because a person like that can be Classified as dangerous and that is where things get more delicate, I have seen cases where the person ends up committing Suicide.
Gambling addiction can be devastating to individuals and families. These addicts spend large amounts of money and their time gambling without thinking about the consequences. Symptoms of addiction can be monitored by observing these behaviors repeated in a person’s life, who is often in a state of complete denial of those changes in his personality that will begin to reshape according to the needs of addiction.
Psychological support and treatment should be directed to these people to help them overcome their addiction and regain their lives. I take this opportunity to remind about the need to deal with caution with these gambling addicts, especially if they are family members or closed friends. If someone wants to provide help, maybe he can focus on these points:
- Try to motivate gambling addicts to go to a professional doctor and suggest the benefits they will get from treatment. (Not that easy at start)
- You must speak kindly and respectfully to the addict and show them that you care about their health and well-being. (Closed friend or ur beloved)
- Try to provide support and self-help to the addict, for example by providing information about treatment and self-support. (Always be near to him)
- Do not lose hope even if addicts refuse treatment. Try again and provide constant support and encouragement. (If the person really counts to you)