Quit While You're Ahead: Recognizing Gambling Disorder in Uncut Gems (Film & Media Workshop)-Quit While You're Ahead: Recognizing Gambling Disorder in Uncut Gems

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Video Summary

In this video workshop, the presenters discuss the topic of gambling disorder, particularly as depicted in the film "Uncut Gems." They cover various aspects of the disorder, including its history, diagnostic criteria, cultural impact, comorbidities, and treatment modalities. They emphasize the rise of online gambling platforms and their accessibility, which has contributed to the increased prevalence of gambling disorder. The presenters also highlight the similarities between gambling disorder and substance use disorders, such as preoccupation, tolerance, withdrawal, and occupational disturbances. They discuss the role of medications, such as opioid antagonists and SSRIs, in reducing gambling behaviors. Additionally, they explore the effectiveness of cognitive-behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing, and support groups in treating gambling disorder. The presenters acknowledge the challenges in treating gambling disorder, as online platforms make it difficult to enforce exclusions and provide support. They also discuss the ethical considerations in diagnosing and treating gambling disorder in the context of other psychiatric disorders. Overall, the workshop provides valuable information on gambling disorder and encourages further research and awareness in this area.

Keywords

gambling disorder

Uncut Gems

diagnostic criteria

online gambling platforms

substance use disorders

medications

cognitive-behavioral therapy

support groups

ethical considerations

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