Awareness is growing that gambling harm can affect social networks, including family
members and friends. This sco** review broadly aimed to examine contemporary …

Public health definitions of gambling-related harm include risks to family members and
friends. This sco** review broadly aims to identify recent research on addressing …

The availability of legalized gambling products has increased over the past three decades.
Though the negative personal consequences of problem gambling (PG) are well …

The current study examined the associations of Dark Triad personality factors (namely,
Machiavellianism, narcissism, and psychopathy) with problem gambling, and whether age …

This study investigates the prevalence of being an affected other (AO) of a person with
problem gambling; and the associations between being an AO and socio-demographics …

Family-focused practices are a critical part of substance use and problem gambling
treatment. This sco** review mapped empirical studies on family interventions in …

Background and aims There is evidence that cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) is effective
for treating problem gambling (PG). Some research points to the possible benefits of …

Background and aims Research recognizes the extent of harm experienced by concerned
significant others (CSOs) of gamblers. This systematic review's aims are to examine the …

Family member's competing perspectives mean two distinct treatment approaches have
developed (ie, those focusing on the needs of the gambler, or the needs of the family), but …

Introduction Families are significantly impacted by addictions and family involvement in
treatment can reduce the harms and can also improve treatment entry, treatment completion …