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Quote from: Julien_Olynpic on August 30, 2025, 05:47:48 AM
And what do you think, does refusal to play (deprivation) contribute to recovery from addiction or is it useless?
It is not useless and I think that it does help, a LOT. Because if someone wants to get out from addiction and desires to recover.

An initiative of depriving himself is a good start. And that's for sure going to give some huge help on how that gambler sees the perspective outside gambling.

They might do other things than gambling and will find another way to enjoy what they are up to with their times. So, they will see that aside from gambling, there are also other things that they can do with their space and time.
Original archived Re: Does refusal to play (deprivation) help cure gambling addiction?
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Quote from: Julien_Olynpic on August 30, 2025, 05:47:48 AM
And what do you think, does refusal to play (deprivation) contribute to recovery from addiction or is it useless?
It is not useless and I think that it does help, a LOT. Because if someone wants to get out from addiction and desires to recover.

An initiative of depriving himself is a good start. And that's for sure going to give some huge help on how that gambler sees the perspective outside gambling.

They might do other things than gambling and will find another way to enjoy what they are up to with their times. So, they will see that aside from gambling, there are also other things that they can do with.