Study Results from University of Memphis Broaden Understanding of Clinical Trial Research (Effects of Cognitive Behavioral Techniques for Gambling On Recovery Defined By Gambling, Psychological Functioning, and Quality of Life: a Systematic...).

A recent study conducted at the University of Memphis focused on the effects of cognitive behavioral techniques on recovery outcomes for individuals experiencing gambling-related harms. The research found that these techniques significantly reduced anxiety and depression post-treatment, while also increasing quality of life. The study emphasized the need for future research to explore the longitudinal associations between gambling harms, psychological symptoms, and quality of life. This peer-reviewed study provides valuable insights into the potential benefits of cognitive behavioral techniques in addressing gambling-related issues. [Extracted from the article]