Gambling Disorder

Gambling disorder is a behavioral addiction marked by persistent, problematic gambling behavior, impacting an individual's finances, relationships, and mental health.

What is Gambling Disorder?

Gambling disorder, also known as pathological gambling, is a behavioral addiction where individuals struggle to control their gambling despite negative consequences. Those with gambling disorder may experience financial problems, strained relationships, and emotional distress due to their inability to stop gambling. Symptoms can include preoccupation with gambling, chasing losses, and gambling to relieve stress.

Treatment options for gambling disorder often include therapy, support groups, and financial counseling to help individuals rebuild and maintain stability.