Coping, therapiers, tips... : Inpatient or outpatient: Have any of you ever tried gambling addiction therapy? (Page 2)

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schmitti2 wrote on 07/31/2018 at 22:38: I'm afraid I have to disagree with most people here. It has zero to do with discipline. First you have to show the willingness that you don't want to play anymore. Without that, there's no point to anything else. Then you have to talk about your problems. Self-help groups are the best way to do that, in my opinion. Then you have to understand how an addiction works, how addictive pressure develops, what high-risk situations are and how to avoid them. I myself went to Caritas. I learned all this there and have now been abstinent for over three years. But you have to get involved with a group, as with any form of therapy, otherwise it's all for the garbage can. There is also the possibility to do the whole thing online. Self-help forums and groups. Recently I read a very interesting book about it. Reading is the best thing anyway! But everyone has to see for themselves what works. So much for that.

Greeting Schmitti

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Metz1013 wrote on 08/01.2018 at 00:28: So I'm lucky enough not to be really addicted to gambling yet I could always pull myself together until now and invest a maximum of 50 € within my means so that I have enough to live and private pleasure money available but still I know that I play due to private problems and this also only to distract me would be nice to land a real way am but believe that this is denied me i started to play 7 years ago in a dirty foreigner Spielo which ran but pretty well and there I just played out of interest a Jackpot machine and had invested 20 € and the second jackpot received what a total of over 200 € when I found of course cool and wanted to make more of it in the end effect saw this night all day at this machine and have the money once again played down again played up and end of the loves my stake again rausgeholt and am totally frustrated after a day and a night home gone the next day I said to me go you times look and try your luck again yes end of the song was that they were 20 € now finally gone at the present time I would normally these 50 € I have available to play rather in a real Spielo play since these have paid me so far substantially more than onlinecasino and one also a little company has but due to the lack of time I can this unfortunately no longer perhaps I will create this next year only again but then I have at least the luck that I win a little more than online because in Leipzig run the Spielos actually pretty good at least I have the luck that when I have a Bally Wulff machine my favorite game play I usually manage to play me up to 200 €

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Samira wrote on 01/08/2018 at 02:27 PM
Just wondering what I find worse, your choice of words "dirty foreigners Spielo" or the fact that I as a foreigner am more powerful in the German language than you?

Sad.

On the subject...

I myself have never taken help because of Gambling addiction, I think that gambling addiction must first be recognized as a problem for oneself and then with a little self-discipline but more willpower the disaster should be a thing of the past.

Of course I speak only for myself. Nevertheless, I believe that therapists or self-help groups could not have taught me anything that I did not already know myself. The decisive thing that makes you independent again must come from yourself.

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Samira wrote on 01/08/2018 at 02:27 PM
Just wondering what I find worse, your choice of words "dirty foreigners Spielo" or the fact that I as a foreigner am more powerful in the German language than you?

Sad.

On the subject...

I myself have never taken help because of Gambling addiction, I think that gambling addiction must first be recognized as a problem for oneself and then with a little self-discipline but more willpower the disaster should be a thing of the past.

Of course I speak only for myself. Nevertheless, I believe that therapists or self-help groups could not have taught me anything that I did not already know myself. The decisive thing that makes you independent again must come from yourself.

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