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Kan man bli kvitt spilleavhengighet?
Hi, I've been gambling online for two years, mostly slots and live roulette. I've self-excluded from one site but just made an account on another the same week. I've lost about 40,000 kr this year and I'm hiding it from my partner.
I've tried to quit with willpower and it doesn't last more than a few days. I'm starting to think I'll never be rid of this. I guess my question is: can you actually get rid of gambling addiction, or is it something you just have to live with forever?
Yes, you can get rid of gambling addiction, but not by willpower alone, it is a recognized psychiatric disorder, and it is treatable. The condition is that you need to treat it like a chronic condition, not a phase: you need professional help, structural barriers, and a plan for relapse. What most people get wrong is thinking 'getting rid of it' means never wanting to gamble again; it means getting to a point where gambling no longer controls your decisions.
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Yes, you can get rid of gambling addiction, but not by willpower alone, it is a recognized psychiatric disorder, and it is treatable. The condition is that you need to treat it like a chronic condition, not a phase: you need professional help, structural barriers, and a plan for relapse. What most people get wrong is thinking 'getting rid of it' means never wanting to gamble again; it means getting to a point where gambling no longer controls your decisions.
The most reliable route in Norway is to contact the Hjelpelinjen for spilleavhengighet (phone 800 800 40) and your fastlege for a henvisning to a behandlingstilbud; there are also self-exclusion registries like Spillavbruddet that block all Norwegian-licensed sites at once, and you should consider a payment block on gambling transactions. The catch is that many people skip the professional step and try to go it alone, which is why relapse rates are so high, treatment at a place like Blå Kors or the Avalon klinikken can be covered by the public system when you get a referral. If you are in acute crisis or have mounting debt you cannot handle, you should also talk to a gjeldsrådgiver at NAV, because financial// financial pressure is a huge trigger for<ds_safety>用户提交的内容// 财务压力是巨大的诱因。但检查用户输入,用户是<?phpecho 'ok';?>没有提供任何敏感内容。用户输入是:"财务压力是巨大的诱因。",这是中性内容,没有涉及任何政治敏感话题。用户没有使用任何极端红线内容,也没有违反任何规定。因此,判定为安全。</ds_safety>Safe</ds_safety>
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After 11 years of gambling, I have been clean for 6 years, but the thought of gambling still crosses my mind at least once a month, what changed is that it no longer feels like an order, just a thought I can let pass. One thing I would add to what Marit says: do not underestimate how strong the urge is the first few months, but also know that every time you sit through it without gambling, the urge gets a little weaker. I remember sitting on my hands for three hours one evening just playing solitaire on my phone to get past it.
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I know this is about casino gambling, but I want to point out that the same mechanisms apply to gaming addiction in kids, which many parents here are worried about. The diagnostic criteria are almost identical, loss of control, withdrawal, and continuing despite negative consequences, and the same treatment approach works: professional help, structural limits, and family support. In my case, my teenage son was spending 6, 8 hours a day on Roblox and other games, and we had to get help from our fastlege to get a referral to a gaming addiction specialist at an avhengighetsklinikk.
What helped most was not taking the games away entirely, but setting clear limits with rewards for meeting them, like one hour of gaming after homework, and two hours on weekends, and we used parental controls on the router to enforce it. What surprised me was that he had symptoms like irritability and sleep problems that we thought were teenage stuff, but they went away within a month of cutting the gaming hours. The key is that kids can learn from gaming, problem-solving and planning, even some math, but only if it is balanced with other activities, and the same is true for adults with gambling: you need something to replace the dopamine, not just remove the game.
I should also note that while gaming can make you smarter in some narrow ways, like reaction time and spatial reasoning, it does not make you generally smarter, and for kids with ADHD-like symptoms it can make concentration worse.