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Freedom from Gambling Addiction

  Can you quit a gambling problem? - Of course you can; with the right sort of help
and if you are willing to put effort in being successfull. However, procrasination and magic wand solutions certainly wont work for you. So take action and get help and your chances of being a winner at quitting increase dramatically.
 
You already know you have a problem but just in case you are still uncertain then the questions below should help you make up your mind. 

Signs and Sypmptoms of Gambling Addiction

Loss of Control 
  1. Over the amount of Gambling episodes and duration of those episodes.
  2. The cash size of bets
  3. The amount of money lost
  4. The amount of debt the gambler has incurred

A preoccupation with Gambling

  1. Gambling is on your mind when you should be thinking about other things
  2. You find that the thoughts and desire to gamble come on at a certain time.
  3. You worry that other things, people and activities wil get in the way of your Gambling.
  4. You turn down or avoid other activities or appointments because they might interfere with your gambling time.

Innability to quit or stay stopped for a reasonable period of time.

  1. Have tried to quit but either dont manage at all or only manage part of the time.
  2. You plan to quit for a period and when you only manage a part of the time you say to yourself that your brief quitting proved that you were in control.
  3. Promises and resolutions about quitting fail.

Gambling is causing seious consequences n major life areas.

  1. You are in debt because of gambling and you gamble more to try to pay off debts. 
  2. You are continually robbing Peter to pay Paul.
  3. Your money problems are effecting your family's security
  4. People close to you express concern or anger at your gambling.
  5. Your relationships are effected by your gambling.
  6. Your gambling has affected your reputation.
  7. Work is being adversely affected by Gambling and your state of mind.
  8. You feel depressed, angry, bad tempered and unpredicatable moods due to Gambling.
  9. You have legal problems because of debts or fraudulant behaviour.

Take time to answer these questions honestly. If you answer yes to more than 3 of these questions then it is likely you are suffering from a gambling problem.

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ADDICTION RECOVERY COUNSELLOR

 
Alistair Rhind
Consultant Addiction Therapist
Qualified and Registered Addiction Consultant
Over 30 years experience in the field of Addiction Counselling and Treatment.
Member of The General Hypnotherapy Register & General Hypnotherapy Standards Council

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After I had made a number of unsuccessful attempts with other therapists to control my alcoholism I was recommended to Alistair & Rebekah Rhind. Their approach was innovative and powerful and they new exactly how to approach my particular problem and sort it out. I have not had a drink now for over 10 years and my life has changed for the better in many ways. I owe it to their unfailing support and wisdom.

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I came to see Alistair just over 6 months ago, I had struggled with a cocaine problem for a number of years. I couldnt take it any more and despite my fears I asked for help. My GP recommended Alistair Rhind.
I have been completely clean from all Drugs for over 6 months now and I feel so much happier than I would have believed possible when I was using.

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Alistair is not just a great therapist and an amazing human being but a wonderful teacher or, as I prefer to describe him, a Guru. When you meet someone like Alistair, change is inevitable. You may not know what form it will take or when it will happen but it will. The hardest thing would be to try to stop it.

I only have one regret in all my time that I’ve known Alistair; not trusting him 100% from the very beginning, but that was my story. Who knows how different yours will be?

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