Gambling-related harm can affect anyone. For some people, gambling can begin as something that feels social or manageable, but over time it can become increasingly difficult to control. Harms can build quietly, impacting mental health, relationships, finances, and a person’s sense of stability. Download the full case study This blog is based on the NHS APA case study Gambling: Harms to Hope, featuring Becky Harris and the National Gambling Clinic at CNWL. Download it below to
