Problem Gambling, also known as Disordered Gambling or Gambling Addiction, is defined as any gambling behavior that compromises, disrupts, or damages personal, family, or professional aspects of life.

This can affect not only you but also your loved ones and community. Below are some key indicators and effects of problem gambling:

1. Do you have anxiety, depression, and/or feelings of hopelessness? 

2. Do you often experience severe financial struggles, including debt, loss of savings, or even bankruptcy?

3. Are you experiencing conflict and a loss of trust with family and friends as a result of your gambling habits? 

4. Have you, or are you currently, experiencing poor job performance, absenteeism, or job loss, that is impacting your long-term professional stability?

5. Are you experiencing chronic stress from gambling issues that are impacting your physical health? 

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If you've answered 'yes' to these questions, it's important to get the help you need now.  PGCC offers access to personalized resources, treatment options, and support networks to help you where you are in your journey and on the path to living your fullest life free, from gambling addiction.

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Still not sure whether you have a gambling problem? Take a free assessment to find out and get the help that you need today!