Gambling disorder is characterized by a persistent, recurrent pattern of gambling that is
associated with substantial distress or impairment. The prevalence of gambling disorder has …

Abstract Gambling problems impact 0.2%–4.0% of the population, and research related to
treating gambling has burgeoned in the last decades. This article reviews trials for …

This article provides a narrative review of the relationships between several behavioural
addictions [pathological gambling, problematic Internet use (PIU), problematic online …

Background and aims Internet addiction, sex addiction and compulsive buying are common
behavioral problems, which share similarities with gambling disorder and substance use …

This systematic review aimed to synthesise the evidence relating to pre-treatment predictors
of gambling outcomes following psychological treatment for disordered gambling across …

Background and aims Increasingly, gambling features migrate into non-gambling platforms
(eg, online gaming) making gambling exposure and problems more likely. Therefore …

Individuals with disordered gambling often report at least one other lifetime psychiatric
diagnosis. Although prevalence rates vary, there is substantial evidence for co-morbidity …

Objective: Individuals who experience gambling harms report that sustained recovery
involves changing both gambling behaviors and psychological symptoms, as well as …

The literature has consistently reported an association between gambling disorders and
various comorbid psychiatric and substance conditions. The majority of studies have been …

Background and aims Despite the over‐representation of people with gambling problems in
mental health populations, there is limited information available to guide the selection of …