Being addicted to gambling is really as if someone is mad in real life, but in this case, it's only on the way he gambles and he's likely most to be affected by the way he live his life as well, addiction will take our time and also stops us from having interest on other things, we are most likely to be broke, being an addicted gambler because all the money we have will always be chanelled towards gambling, we may loose focus on other things in such a way.
Anyone who has been confirmed as an addicted gambler such person is already crazy with the attitude of gambling in his blood. An addicted gambler we not have any time to do better things other than gambling because such person believe that his life is always centred on gambling and nothing more, every addicted gambler we not only find joy in gambling but the person will see gambling as the all and all of his life I believe the best way to tackle such a addicted gamblers is to place them on a constant watch and to take them away from anyone who is into gambling around them otherwise it will be very difficult for someone who is addicted to gambling to ever stop gambling. An addicted gambler sees gambling as his life that's why they are ready to spend everything they have because gambling is the only pleasure they enjoy else I don't see why they feel there's nothing better than gambling day by day.
We're talking about a major behavioural disorder when we discuss gamblers who are addicted. It's a psychological illness where the person has an overwhelming want to gamble all the time rather than just a bad habit. They are afflicted, not insane. They're not only fond of gambling; it has captured them. Their ideas and behaviours are controlled by this obsession
Yes by seeing friends or other people or advertisements on the internet that guarantee big wins from gambling so that they become obsessed with big wins that will change their lives, and often they play gambling which will make them addicted to gambling regularly. sooner or later if they only think about gambling they will become addicted.
While maintaining a constant watch is good, it goes beyond simple surveillance. It's about reorganising everything around them. The stimuli that cause the gambling reaction must be eliminated. That implies no internet, no casinos, and no gambling-related conversations. It's demanding and difficult, but it's important. They require a network of allies that will bolster their good deeds and block out the enticement of gambling
Because of the popularity of gambling today, especially with the existence of online gambling that can be accessed via cellphone and anywhere, it doesn't even mark caste, age, gender or parents and children, all can access it if they understand how to do it. with the proliferation of online gambling that is easily accessible, this is one of the factors that makes it difficult for them to gamble, because even if they stop gambling and when they play cellphones there will definitely be gambling advertisements that will attract them, not to mention the savage friends who always tempt us to gamble even though we already know the predictable end.
Not only do we want to keep them away from gambling. It's about filling that space with something just as interesting. They require mental stimulation and a feeling of accomplishment from their pursuits. Rewiring their reward system is the key. While it's a complicated procedure, it is achievable with the appropriate approach. Here, we're discussing a total lifestyle makeover, and it needs to be comprehensive
Yes, what you said is true, and I think that if there is an intention to stop or leave gambling within themselves, the closest people or friends and even their families can provide support so that they are further away from gambling. will this be like the same rehabilitation as drug addiction?