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

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

Affected others impacted by someone else's gambling utilise numerous behaviour change
strategies to minimise gambling-related harm but knowledge on what these strategies are …

An increasing number of clinical and empirical studies document the coping strategies used
by partners of pathological gamblers (PGs). A postulate for this is that they may be useful for …

Despite the impact of problem gambling on affected family members (AFMs), there are
limited large-scale population level studies identifying the negative mental health (NMH) …

Family members of people with substance use or gambling disorders (SUD/GD) struggle to
cope with ongoing impacts to family life. Effective coping is critical, but it is unclear which …

Substance use disorder (SUD) and gambling disorder (GD) pose extensive challenges
across various aspects of the affected person's life and those around them, generating …

Quantitative self-report measures for gambling-related harm experienced by gamblers
themselves are established in the literature, whereas similar measures of gambling-related …

Executive summary The Victorian Responsible Gambling Foundation (the Foundation)
contracted Deakin University to conduct a scoping review with the broad aim of identifying …

Objective: This article aims to document the experiences of CSOs in order to target
dimensions that should be included when evaluating the needs of this type of service user …