Overcoming Gambling: A Guide for Problem and Compulsive Gamblers

Overcoming Gambling: A Guide for Problem and Compulsive Gamblers

Philip Mawer
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Author:  Philip Mawer
Condition:  New
Format:  Paperback
Pages:  128
Publisher:  Hodder & Stoughton General Division
Year:  2014
ISBN:  9781847093417

Problem gambling is on the rise. It affects a wide range of people, from teenagers and students to housewives and the retired. Problem gamblers are at greater risk not only of financial disaster, but of relationship breakdown, poor physical health, mental-health problems such as anxiety and depression, and suicide. This book looks at how to stop gambling once and for all. Drawing on his own experience of problem gambling, Philip Mawer shares his practical system designed for the gambling mentality and shows that it is possible to break free and to move on to a new, happy life.

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