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  • About
    • Press
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  • Resources
    • Do I Have a Gambling Problem?
    • Help for a Gambling Problem
    • Problem Gambling Self-Help Materials
    • Problem Gambling Support for Family & Friends
    • Recovery Stories
    • The Problem Gambling Podcast
    • Problem Gambling Residential Treatment in Ireland
    • Out-Patient Problem Gambling Treatment
    • Problem Gambling Recovery Apps
    • Information for Parents & Guardians of Teenagers
    • Youth Gambling Awareness
    • Gambling Harm-Minimisation Tips
    • Mental Health Services
    • Resources for Helping Professionals
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    • Free Problem Gambling Counselling Service
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    • Youth Gambling Awareness Workshops
    • Problem Gambling Training for Counsellors & Psychotherapists
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Do I Have a Gambling Problem?

Monday-Friday Call-Back Service
Call 089 241 5401
​Email: info[at]problemgambling.ie 

Gambling Self-Assessment Tool

The best place to start is by assessing your gambling habit in order to see if it is at problematic/addictive/compulsive levels or not.  A very simple, short online assessment tool can be found here: ​http://www.gamcare.org.uk/get-advice/self-assessment-tool

In very simple terms, Gambling can be considered to be a problem in your life when it:
  • Gets in the way of work, school or other activities
  • Harms your mental or physical health
  • Hurts you financially
  • Damages your reputation
  • Causes problems with your family or friends

How do I know if I have a gambling problem? Gambling Problem Self Test. Help for Gambling Addiction in Ireland. Free counselling service for people with gambling problems in Ireland.

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