Spelfriheten's Treatments
With over 70 years of combined experience in addiction and substance abuse treatment, we know that it's possible to change a destructive lifestyle that has arisen due to gambling.
Opportunity to begin treatment within 5 working days
All treatments are conducted digitally via Zoom
Significant focus on family members
Option to delegate your finances during treatment
The First Step Towards a Gambling-Free Life
It's often when it's already gone too far, when the negative consequences have cornered the player, that the player themselves usually realize their problem. And then tell the truth and ask for help. But it's still a very important decision, one that the player must make on their own. That's why, at Spelfriheten, we call that part of the process Step 1. After that, outpatient treatment can begin with Step 2 and Step 3. To reach Step 1, it's usually a good idea to meet another gambling addict of similar age who now lives a life in recovery and completely without gambling. Spelfriheten is happy to help you set up such a conversation free of charge. Click here to register your interest in a first conversation with a gambling addict who has stopped gambling and now lives gambling-free.
Outpatient Treatment for Gambling Addiction
Digital treatment via Zoom – Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 16:00-19:00
Step 2 lasts for 16 weeks and Step 3 (subsequent treatment) for 12 months.
- Group therapy
- Individual therapeutic sessions
- Homework assignments
- Regular self-help meetings
- Significant focus on family members
During treatment, clients have the option to delegate their finances to Spelfriheten's economists.
Treatment for Relatives
The treatment for family members and relatives is based on group activities.”
- Treatment is conducted digitally via Zoom
- 2 sessions of 3 hours each per week
- 6-10 people per group
- The treatment lasts for 5 weeks
The treatment also includes regular self-help meetings and homework assignments. In the treatment, we address themes such as: addiction disease, setting boundaries, control issues, denial, relationships, and much more.