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www.info.gov.hk/hab/new/index_e.htm

www.800gambler.org

www.gamblersanonymous.org

www.breakeven.org.au

www.psicologia-online.com/autoayuda/jp/juego_patologico.htm

www.ieanet.com/general/juego.htm

www.gamblingproblem.net

www.nags.org.au

www.addictionrecov.org/aboutgam.htm

www.cop.es/colegiados

www.comadrid.es/inforjoven/cridj/salud/ludopat.htm

www.algamus.com

www.ncpgambling.org

www.gamblingproblem.co.nz

www.azccg.org

www.knowodds.org

www.gamcare.org.uk

www.easg.org

www.careplay.ch

www.gambling.it/chi_siamo.htm

www.nicoschc.com

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Astaamaha iyo Calaamadaha

Calaamadaha lagu garto qofka qaba dhibaatada qamaar cayaarka waxa ka mid ah:

•  Waqti dheer uu qofku qamaaro ama waqti badan uu qofku ku lumiyo meelaha lagu qamaaro.

•  Qofka oo markasta ka fakaraya qamaarka iyo siduu iskugu diyaarin lahaa.

•  Qofka oo mar walba is leh ka soo kabso khasaarihii ku gaaray oo misna sii galaya khatar weyn isagoo raadinaya guul.

•  Maqnaasho badan uu qofka ka maqanyahay guriga, shaqada, iyo sir aan la ogeyn.

•  Qofka oo u qamaaraya si uu uga dhuunto masuuliyadda iyo cadaadiska nolosha.

•  Deynta oo ku badata

•  Been

•  Sameys falal dambi ah si uu qofku u maalgeliyo qamaarka

•  Qofka oo illooba qoyskiisa/baahida naftiisa sida cuntada, hurdada, iskuulka, ama daryeelka guud.

•  Qofka oo illooba arrimaha jaceylka/ fogaansho caadifad iyo mid jir.

•  Caruurta oo muujisa isceebsi ama dareen dambi (iyagoo aad u qiimeeya maadada lacagta).

•  Canugga oo muujiya dowr sasaan waalid u yaal (daacad u noqosho waalidka marka loo eego waxkasta oo laga dhawaajiyanayo)

Dhibaatooyinka la xiriira mukhaadiraadka iyo aalkolada.

www.hdhsc.org

www.responsiblegambling.org

www.nadas.on.ca

www.camh.net

www.opgh.on.ca

www.costi.org

www.problemgambling.ca

www.ofifc.org

www.gov.ns.ca/heal/gambling

www.youthgambling.com

www.ymcatoronto.org/gambling

www.wannabet.org

www.femalegamblers.org

www.aadac.com

www.gameplanit.com

www.vivaconsulting.com

www.ccsa.ca

www.adstv.on.ca

www.gamblingresearch.org

International Links (various languages)

http://www.problem-gambling.org

www.info.gov.hk/hab/new/index_e.htm

www.800gambler.org

www.gamblersanonymous.org

www.breakeven.org.au

www.psicologia-online.com/autoayuda/jp/juego_patologico.htm

www.ieanet.com/general/juego.htm

www.gamblingproblem.net

www.nags.org.au

www.addictionrecov.org/aboutgam.htm

www.cop.es/colegiados

www.comadrid.es/inforjoven/cridj/salud/ludopat.htm

www.algamus.com

www.ncpgambling.org

www.gamblingproblem.co.nz

www.azccg.org

www.knowodds.org

www.gamcare.org.uk

www.easg.org

www.careplay.ch

www.gambling.it/chi_siamo.htm

www.nicoschc.com

Gamble Scramble(pdf)

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Segni e sintomi

I seguenti sono alcuni segni che indicano che una persona ha un problema di gioco d’azzardo:

•  Giocando per lunghi periodi di tempo oppure aumentando il periodo di tempo passato nei locali di gioco d’azzardo

•  Preocupazione continua del gioco – pensandoci sempre e preparandosi per il gioco

•  “Seguendo le perdite” – giocarando spesso e di più per “vincere” di nuovo la somma persa.

•  Spesse e non spiegabili assenze – da casa o lavoro e secreti ingiustificati

•  Giocando per sfuggire agli altri obblighi della vita quotidiana

•  Aumentando i debiti per il gioco

•  Dicendo bugie

•  Attività criminale per il finanziamento del gioco

•  Trascurando la famiglia / la cura personale – cibo, sonno, studi, oppure benessere totale

•  Problemi intimi / distanza emotiva e fisica

•  I ragazzi mostrano colpa e vergogna (ossesione per i soldi)

•  I ragazzi prendono il ruolo di pseudo-genitore (lealtà ai genitori vs. svelando segreti)

•  Problemi con l’abuso delle sostanze (droga e alcool)

 

 

 

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The following are some signs that a person may have a gambling problem:

•  Gambling for longer periods of time-spending long or increasing amounts of time at gambling venues

•  Preoccupation with gambling-constantly thinking about and preparing for gambling

•  “Chasing losses”-gambling more often and playing higher stakes to “win back” lost money

•  Frequent, unexplained absences-from home or work and undue secrecy

•  Gambling to escape from obligations or life’s daily pressures

•  Growing debt from gambling

•  Lying

•  Criminal activity to finance gambling

•  Neglecting family/personal needs-e.g., nutrition, sleep, schooling or general well-being

•  Intimacy issues / emotional & physical distance

•  Children exhibit guilt and shame (overvalue money materialism)

•  Child takes role of pseudo-parent (loyalty to parents vs. blowing the whistle)

•  Problems with substance abuse (drugs and alcohol)