A common thought that many Gambling Help clients have is “Do I need to hit rock bottom in order to change? How bad do things have to get before change happens?” The good news is you can decide to make a change at any time.
Under pressure: Getting out from under debt
Former client Gus* shares his story of working with his partner and a financial counsellor to manage his debt.
Resolve to Change: Happy New Year!
As we approach 2019, many people we speak to are taking stock and realising that they don’t like the role that gambling plays in their lives. If that sounds like you, that realisation is an opportunity to make positive change in your life and the lives of your loved ones.
No worries: Getting help doesn’t have to be a big deal
There are some common worries that stop people from reaching out to Gambling Help NSW. Here's why they're not as big a problem as you might think.
How to talk to your teen
Encouraging your teen to think critically about gambling can help prevent them from developing problems in the future.
4 ways to get help: What do they look like?
People thinking about making changes to their gambling habits often find it daunting deciding where to start: Should you go to Gambling Anonymous meetings? Go to see a psychologist? See a counsellor? Try to do it all by yourself? If you’re seeking help for the first time, it’s understandable that you may be confused about … Continue reading 4 ways to get help: What do they look like?
Why me? The risk factors for gambling issues
Many people who struggle with gambling want to know why this happened to them. The question ‘why me?’ is valid – why is it that some people are vulnerable to developing gambling problems, while others seem to be able to gamble within their limits? Below are some potential risk factors that might predispose someone to … Continue reading Why me? The risk factors for gambling issues
