In an increasingly digital world, it is easy to lose track of how much time we spend on our screens. This may partly explain why specific underlying mental health problems and challenges linked to digital devices seem to be on the rise. In particular, digital gaming has become a significant context in which problematic gaming…
Gambling addiction, also known as compulsive gambling or problem gambling, is a pervasive yet frequently underestimated issue that impacts countless lives. Despite growing awareness and efforts by governments, media, and mental health organisations, the rate of gambling addiction continues to climb, driven mainly by online gambling. The American Gaming Association is crucial in advocating for…
Dealing with a gambling addiction can be challenging, especially when persistent thoughts and temptations seem impossible to overcome. Fortunately, individuals don’t have to tackle this alone. The Perry Clayman Project (PCP) offers personalised support and strategies to help clients manage triggers, develop coping skills, and engage in mindful activities to stay on track toward recovery.…
Over the last few decades, there has been an undeniable increase in the growth of technology and internet use. Undoubtedly, this growth has brought about many advantages, such as improved communication, quicker access to information, and increased collaboration, for example. Yet, such growth and reliance on technology has also brought about many challenges and problems,…
According to a report published by the World Health Organisation, 1.2% of the world’s adult population has a gambling disorder. Officials also suggest that this number might be even higher, as not everyone gets the diagnosis or seeks professional help. Gambling addiction is one of several recognized behavioral addictions, as classified in the DSM-5, highlighting…