by Tina Young | Jun 3, 2026
Privacy and Confidentiality Key Principles: Gambling addiction is protected under disability laws in many jurisdictions Medical information must be kept confidential Accommodation requirements under ADA if seeking treatment Balance between individual rights and...
by Tina Young | Jun 3, 2026
Organizations may benefit from reviewing workplace gambling culture and considering whether current practices unintentionally create risk or exclusion for employees in recovery. Examples may include: March Madness brackets Super Bowl betting pools Fantasy sports...
by Tina Young | Jun 3, 2026
Younger adults represent one of the fastest-growing populations participating in sports betting activities. Increased exposure through: Sports broadcasts Social media Influencer culture Mobile gaming Fantasy sports Peer normalization May increase vulnerability to...
by Tina Young | Jun 3, 2026
Sports gambling activates many of the same brain reward pathways involved in substance addiction. When individuals place bets, anticipate outcomes, win wagers, or experience “near misses,” the brain releases dopamine and other neurochemicals associated with:...
by Tina Young | Jun 3, 2026
Workplace Warning Signs Related to Sports Gambling Sports gambling concerns may appear gradually and can easily be mistaken for distraction, stress, burnout, or poor time management. Possible workplace indicators may include: Attention and Productivity Concerns...
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