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This poem explores the narrative of a gambling addict during a psychiatric consultation. It offers insights into the psychological journey of addiction and recovery.

Keywords:

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Area of Science:

Psychiatry
Psychology
Addiction Studies

Background:

Gambling addiction is a complex behavioral disorder with significant psychological and social impacts.
Patient narratives are crucial for understanding the subjective experience of addiction.

Purpose of the Study:

To explore the lived experience of a gambling addict through a narrative poem.
To provide a unique perspective on the psychological state of an individual with gambling disorder.

Main Methods:

A narrative poem format was employed.
The poem depicts a psychiatric consultation setting.
First-person narration from the perspective of the gambling addict.

Main Results:

The poem illustrates the internal struggles and thought patterns associated with gambling addiction.
It highlights the emotional and psychological toll of the disorder.
The narrative captures the process of seeking help and potential for recovery.

Conclusions:

Narrative poetry can serve as a powerful tool for exploring complex psychological conditions like gambling addiction.
Understanding the patient's subjective experience is vital in psychiatric care.
This work offers a unique lens into the mind of an individual grappling with addiction.