Quote from: lienfaye on July 04, 2024, 11:18:41 PM

Quote from: Awaklara on July 04, 2024, 03:49:21 PM

The first thing that must be done is to make the addict aware of the loss he has received. shows the impacts it has had on the people around it as well. until gambling addicts are willing and have the desire to improve. and that way the rehabilitation process will be easier.
An addict is not someone who has lost their mind. So we have to direct the addict's thinking to see the truth of what is happening in his life. Rehabilitating gambling addicts is not easy. Gambling habits that have been carried out for a long time will not be quickly eliminated. all of them require a process to completely stop gambling.

That's true. It can't be done in snap because it's a process. But before this, a gambler must have a willingness to change what he used to, meaning he is ready to stop the addiction and would seek help to those who can really make this happen (even that means undergoing a rehab). Gambling can influenced us positively/negatively depending on how we play. But it's inevitable that many people will end up as addicted because their mindset is to have a goal of gaining huge resulting to more losses. Then, the cycle will continue, play, lose, and will try to recover it back.

That's right, once a person falls into it, it will be very difficult to get out because this gambling is addictive and brings feelings of excitement, stimulation, and suspense to the player. Therefore, quitting gambling addiction is a journey full of challenges and many barriers. However, it is entirely possible to overcome the barriers to quitting gambling addiction. The first step to overcoming gambling addiction is to make addicts aware of its harmful effects. Understanding the negative effects that gambling causes to themselves, their families and society will help those people strengthen their determination to quit. The effectiveness of addiction treatment depends greatly on the awareness and determination of the addict, so if they do not accept their deviant gambling behavior, it will be difficult to apply effective intervention measures to prevent it.