The first volume of the NCRG's monograph series, titled "Youth and College Gambling," addresses a number of critical factors surrounding key issues in pathological and youth gambling, yet also raises compelling issues that require future research. This volume includes research summaries on the following topics:
The sixth volume of the NCRG’s monograph series is titled, "Gambling and the Brain: Why Neuroscience Research is Vital to Gambling Research" and examines seminal neuroscience research on gambling disorders. It includes research summaries on the following topics:
Critical information about how people recover from gambling addiction is highlighted in the second volume of the NCRG's monograph series, titled "Roads to Recovery from Gambling Addiction." This publication examines major scientific studies on various aspects of recovery, including formal treatment, self-help options and relapse. It includes research summaries on the following topics:
Self-exclusion programs are a form of help-seeking behavior that provides gamblers an opportunity to voluntarily limit their access to gambling venues.The fifth volume of the NCRG's monograph series, titled "Evaluating Self-exclusion Programs as an Intervention for Disordered Gambling," includes research summaries on the following topics:
Titled “What Clinicians Need to Know about Gambling Disorders,” the seventh volume fo the NCRG's monograph series serves as an essential training guide necessary for any clinician to recognize, understand and treat gambling disorders. It includes in-depth research summaries from:
What is the prevalence rate of gambling disorders? What is the impact of increased exposure to gambling? How do gambling disorders impact public health? The third volume of the NCRG's monograph series, titled "Gambling and the Public Health, Part 1," answers these questions and more. It includes research summaries on the following topics:
More than 96 percent of people who have had pathological gambling in their lifetime also have suffered from an additional psychiatric or substance use disorder. The fourth volume of the NCRG's monograph series, titled "Gambling and the Public Health, Part 2," features scientific research that can inform public health strategies and responsible gaming programs designed to reduce gambling-related harms. It includes research summaries on the following topics: