Psychological approach to addictive behaviors such as gambling, sex, or technology use.
Do you remember the Pokemon Go phenomenon? That augmented reality video game that allowed the virtual “hunting” of the characteristic animals of the Pokemon brand? It definitely created a stir of diverse opinions, for better and for worse. In recent
Sales Addiction. Sales, sales, and more sales. It’s clear that we live in a consumer society. Owning ‘things’ has become a symbol of status and prestige. And the preoccupation with accumulating more ‘things,’ combined with a hectic pace of life,
When we talk about drugs and the different stages a person who uses them goes through, there are several terms we may come across. Abuse, tolerance, or relapse are among the most common, just to name a few. But there
The most addictive “sport” We have previously discussed the repercussions of online gambling and its role in a player’s life. The question is, what external factors encourage these types of behaviors? Sports betting has grown since its incorporation into the
The abusive use of mobile phones has increased due to their diverse utilities. The ability of smartphones to store a large volume of information that we previously sought across multiple devices makes them very useful tools, but also an easy
It is important to differentiate between the abusive use of video games and addiction. Video games have spread rapidly and are now found on all kinds of devices we use daily, such as mobile phones and tablets, in addition to
The number of people with problem gambling behaviors has increased by 21.5% since 2011, when gambling games came online. While gambling addiction in physical establishments remains a concern, online alternatives—especially sports betting and poker—are gaining ground.
How to use your phone to curb mobile phone addiction. Various studies carried out by several marketing companies have concluded that, on average, we check our phone more than 100 times a day. Mobile phone addiction is known as nomophobia
Techniques for the treatment of gambling addiction. Pathological gambling is an impulse control disorder whose essential characteristic is persistent and maladaptive behavior. This disrupts the continuity of personal, family, and/or professional life.
Entities that guarantee our quality
Private therapeutic clinic with H43606232 health registration
© CC Adicciones 2026. All rights reserved.
Entities that guarantee our quality
Private therapeutic clinic with health registration
H43606232
© CC Adicciones 2023. All rights reserved.
Entities that guarantee our quality
Transform your future
Private therapeutic clinic with H43606232 health registration
© CC Adicciones 2026. All rights reserved.
