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THE PERSONALITY DYNAMICS OF A DISORDERED GAMBLER
COURSE OBJECTIVES
Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:
- Examine the role that unmet needs and substitute satisfaction play in the disordered gambling client's life.
- Trace the gambler's unresolved grief episodes to the development of a gambling disorder.
- Identify three early family history patterns and examine their relationship to the gambling disorder.
- Trace the gambler's cycle of rebellion, guilt & shame and conformity.
- Describe the 'Teflon' phase and the 'Velcro' phase of rebellion & conformity in a disordered gambling client.
- List the goals of the Rebellion Stage & Conformity Stage.
- Identify seven elements of the gambler's dissociative experience.
- List six signs of a pleasure experience.
- Restate two core factors leading to disordered gambling.
- Identify four hazards to functioning for the disordered gambler.
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