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Board Member, “Beat the Odds Initiative”, Cais Ltd.

Stage II Assessor, British Psychological Society qualification in Health Psychology

Psychologist Visitor with the UK Health and Care Professions Council

Alcohol-Related Neurocognitive Disorders: A Naturalistic Study of Nosology and Estimation of Prevalence in South Wales, United Kingdom

Gambling harm as a global public health concern: A mixed method investigation of trends in Wales

Embedded Gambling Promotion in Football: An Explorative Study of Cue-Exposure and Urge to Gamble

Investigating the impact of changing health messages on alcohol products

Applications of within-stimulus errorless learning methods for teaching discrimination skills to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities: A systematic review

‘It’s basically everywhere’. Young Adults’ Perceptions of Gambling Advertising in the UK.

Professor Gareth Roderique-Davies is Professor of Psychology in the School of Psychology and Therapeutic Studies at the University of South Wales. He leads the University’s Addictions Research Group - and his main areas of research address gambling harm (and the need for this to be recognised as a public health issue) and alcohol-related brain damage ((and the need to understand the neurocognitive issues associated with alcohol). 

Gareth is an Associate Fellow of the British Psychological Society and is a Health and Care Professions Council Registered Psychologist. He also works with the Cross-Party Group on Problem Gambling in the Welsh Parliament and is an expert adviser to the Welsh Government’s Substance Misuse Treatment Framework for Alcohol-related brain damage project board. He is involved with the Beat the Odds service to address disordered gambling, the Pobl Group (that works with those at risk of homelessness) and works closely with Alcohol Change UK.

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Too much alcohol can cause similar effects to dementia – and the two are often confused

Gambling needs tobacco-like regulation in sports advertising and sponsorship

Can Extreme Sports Become Addictive?

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