Identifying a problem

There are several key considerations for health and welfare professionals when identifying and assessing clients:

Recognising a problem

Health and welfare workers outside of Gambler’s Help services are often the first port of call for people seeking help with problem gambling. By understanding and recognising the symptoms, impacts and dynamics of problem gambling you will be better equipped to offer support. Click here for more information on recognising a problem.

Co-presenting and co-morbidity issues

Problem gambling may be just one factor within a complex array of interpersonal, intrapersonal and health issues experienced by your client. Click here for more information on co-presenting and co-morbidity issues.

How to identify a problem gambler

There are a number of common behavioural, emotional, financial and health related signs that may indicate your client has a problem with gambling. Click here for more information on common signs.