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Gambling and how it affects the brain

Gambling activates the brain's reward system by triggering the release of dopamine. Some gambling products make us feel like we’re winning, even when we’re not.

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How to deal with guilt and shame from gambling

When trying to stop or reduce gambling, it is important to be aware of any thoughts that may lead to feelings of shame, which can lead to problems for mental health.

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Self-exclusion

Self-exclusion is a free program where you ban yourself from gaming venues or online gambling. Call 1800 858 858 if you need help with this.

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Gambling Counselling - Face-to-face support

Our therapeutic counsellors provide free one-on-one support with sessions that are tailored to you. Start by booking an appointment with one of our counsellors.

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