Ep. 28: Gambling Addiction, Explained
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In this episode, award-winning addiction scientist Dr. Suzette Glasner explores the neuroscience and psychology of gambling disorder, one of the fastest-growing behavioral addictions in the U.S.
She explains how the thrill of risk activates the same dopamine pathways as drugs and alcohol, how mobile betting has transformed gambling into a near-instant cycle of urge and reward, and why this makes addiction both easier to start and harder to stop.
Dr. Glasner also shares who’s most at risk, how financial stress and shame contribute to relapse and even suicidality, and the evidence-based therapies proven to help people recover — from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) to motivational approaches and couples counseling for rebuilding trust.
If you or someone you know is struggling with gambling, help is available 24/7:
• Call: 1-800-GAMBLER (1-800-426-2537) — speak with a master’s-level counselor any time
• Text: “SUPPORT” to 53342 (standard rates may apply)
• Chat: 800gambler.chat for real-time online support
🙏 A heartfelt thank-you to the individuals and families who reach out to share their recovery stories and insights. Every time someone speaks openly about addiction, it helps reduce stigma and remind others that recovery is possible.
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