Gamblers anonymous and cognitive-behavioral therapies for pathological gamblers
- PMID: 15789187
- DOI: 10.1007/s10899-004-1919-5
Gamblers anonymous and cognitive-behavioral therapies for pathological gamblers
Abstract
Numerous types of treatments for pathological gambling have been described, but two of the most common are Gamblers Anonymous (GA) and cognitive-behavioral therapy. This paper describes some outcome data associated with the two approaches. It also reviews evidence suggesting that a combined intervention may enhance therapy engagement and reduce relapse rates.
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