Help for Problem Gambling

Thank you for taking the NORC Diagnostic Screen for gambling

 

Self Assessment

Understanding Your Results

If you answered 0 questions with a "Yes"

This result does not indicate a risk for a gambling problem. Please consider visiting ResponsiblePlay.org for tips to help you keep gambling fun.

If you answered between 1 and 2 questions with “Yes”

This result is consistent with a mild risk for a gambling problem, but does not meet a clinical diagnosis of gambling addiction. For additional information on problem gambling, consider exploring the resources below.

If you answered between 3 and 4 questions with a “Yes”

This result is consistent with past or present problem gambling, which is generally less serious than the clinical diagnosis of gambling addiction. For additional information on problem gambling or seeking assistance, consider exploring the resources below.

If you answered 5 or more questions with a “Yes”

This result is consistent with a likely diagnosis of gambling addiction. For additional information on problem gambling, or to seek assistance in dealing with gambling problems, please explore the resources below.

This self assessment is not a diagnosis and does not replace a formal evaluation with a trained clinical professional.

Finding Help and Hope for Gambling Problems

To find additional information on problem gambling, or to seek assistance in dealing with gambling problems, there are a number of resources available:

Gamblers Anonymous

A fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from a gambling problem.

Gam-Anon

A self-help organization established to welcome and give assistance and comfort to those affected by someone else’s gambling problem.

Gamtalk

An online forum for people with gambling problems to share their experiences and ideas.