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Online Casino Addiction Doctors

A Web site based out of California has a new take on helping addicted gamblers. Addicted.com is a broad spectrum site that offers help to a wide range of addicts. So now, not only do online casino gamblers have a place to seek help no matter the time of day or day of the week, but the site is available to help those suffering a variety of other additions. A top feature on this new site is the panel of doctors on call at any given time, so now those suffering with online casinos addictions can address the problem outside of the regular 9-5 hours.

Other services the site offers are a true testament to how the internet has changed in the last few years. In addition to the doctor support panel, addicts can update their own AddictedSpace. Not dissimilar to the concept of MySpace, the AddictedSpace is used to updates others in the addicts support network of new developments in the addicts rehabilitation.

And of course, online casino addicts and the others welcome to use the site have access to the large amount of sheer information. No matter if the person comes to Addicted.com for eating disorders, gambling, drug or alcohol abuse, or other problems, the site has pertinent information. And a easy to use Zip Code Locator gives the addicts quick access to a network of support in their area from doctors to treatment centers to even support groups.

The Web site is based on the idea that addicts have a support network at their disposal, and they also have the tools and information to begin the identification and recovery phase as soon as they visit the site. John H. Shegerian is the Co-Founder of Addicted.com, and he comments, on how this will help online casinos addicts and more, "Being able to offer something that helps others is an honour and a privilege. Better yet, Addicted.com provides the right tools and resources to enable the addicted community and their loved ones to proactively help themselves!"