With professional football said to be dealing with a gambling epidemic, in episode three of ‘Sporting Highs and Lows’ we are joined by Michael Chopra, who opens up about his quest to find something off the pitch, to replace the buzz of scoring goals on it. This led to a gambling addiction, which was to cost him thousands of pounds and ultimately end in recovery treatment.

Michael’s football career saw him playing for his boyhood club, Newcastle United, along with Sunderland, Cardiff and Ipswich.

If you are struggling with your mental health or an addiction, reach out for help.

0800 840 3219

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With professional football said to be dealing with a gambling epidemic, in episode three of &lsquo;Sporting Highs and Lows&rsquo; we are joined by Michael Chopra, who opens up about his quest to find something off the pitch, to replace the buzz of scoring goals on it. This led to a gambling addiction, which was to cost him thousands of pounds and ultimately end in recovery treatment.
Michael&rsquo;s football career saw him playing for his boyhood club, Newcastle United, along with Sunderland, Cardiff and Ipswich.
If you are struggling with your mental health or an addiction, reach out for help.
0800 840 3219
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Priory supports thousands of people each year with their mental health and addiction challenges, and our new podcast, ‘Sporting Highs and Lows’ will be looking into the prevalence of addiction and poor mental health across the sporting world.

Hosted by Luke Sutton, ex-cricketer and now a sports agent, who himself underwent addiction treatment with Priory, along with Priory addiction therapist Pamela Roberts, we’ll be speaking to a range of people from across sport, who can give their own insights into how addiction, mental health and sport can be inter-twinned.

If you are struggling with your mental health or an addiction, reach out for help.

0800 840 3219

Priorygroup.com

Priory supports thousands of people each year with their mental health and addiction challenges, and our new podcast, &lsquo;Sporting Highs and Lows&rsquo; will be looking into the prevalence of addiction and poor mental health across the sporting world.
Hosted by Luke Sutton, ex-cricketer and now a sports agent, who himself underwent addiction treatment with Priory, along with Priory addiction therapist Pamela Roberts, we&rsquo;ll be speaking to a range of people from across sport, who can give their own insights into how addiction, mental health and sport can be inter-twinned.
If you are struggling with your mental health or an addiction, reach out for help.
0800 840 3219
Priorygroup.com

Exploring the links between addiction, mental health and sport

Sporting Highs and Lows

Priory supports hundreds of people each year with their mental health and addiction challenges, and our new podcast, ‘Sporting Highs and Lows’ will be looking into the prevalence of addiction and poor mental health across the sporting world.

Hosted by Luke Sutton, ex-cricketer and now a sports agent, who himself underwent addiction treatment with Priory, along with Priory addiction therapist Pamela Roberts, we’ll be speaking to a range of people from across sport, who can give their own insights into how addiction, mental health and sport can be inter-twinned.

If you are struggling with your mental health or an addiction, reach out for help.

0800 840 3219

Priorygroup.com

Priory supports hundreds of people each year with their mental health and addiction challenges, and our new podcast, &lsquo;Sporting Highs and Lows&rsquo; will be looking into the prevalence of addiction and poor mental health across the sporting world.
Hosted by Luke Sutton, ex-cricketer and now a sports agent, who himself underwent addiction treatment with Priory, along with Priory addiction therapist Pamela Roberts, we&rsquo;ll be speaking to a range of people from across sport, who can give their own insights into how addiction, mental health and sport can be inter-twinned.
If you are struggling with your mental health or an addiction, reach out for help.
0800 840 3219
Priorygroup.com

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