The availability of legalized gambling products has increased over the past three decades.
Though the negative personal consequences of problem gambling (PG) are well …

Executive summary The Victorian Responsible Gambling Foundation (the Foundation)
contracted Deakin University to conduct a scoping review with the broad aim of identifying …

An increasing number of clinical and empirical studies document the coping strategies used
by partners of pathological gamblers (PGs). A postulate for this is that they may be useful for …

Despite the impact of problem gambling on affected family members (AFMs), there are
limited large-scale population level studies identifying the negative mental health (NMH) …

Gambling helplines have progressed to offer support and brief interventions for both the
problem gambler (PG) and their spouse/cohabitant (S/C). S/Cs play an important role in …

Gambling has become more accessible in the last few decades. Unfortunately, a small
number of gamblers go on to develop pathological gambling. Pathological gambling occurs …

This study compares the perspectives of 19 pathological gamblers with those of 13
pathological gamblers' spouses (N= 31) with regard to family (ie, family functioning and …

At present, gambling studies literature has multiple understandings of family and others
affected (FAOs) by gambling harm and their support needs in play, each with different …

The work of the Bristol Hub for Gambling Harms Research is framed around four challenges:
These four Challenges broadly represent a 'gambling pathway'and are designed to create …

Le trouble lié au jeu d'argent (TJA) a d'importantes répercussions dans la vie de l'individu
qui en souffre, mais aussi dans celle des membres de son entourage, dont spécifiquement …