Is There a Support Group for Families Who Have a Member Addicted to World of Warcraft?

Published December 1, 2013

Question by Susanne W: Is there a support group for families who have a member addicted to World of Warcraft?
My daughter (20) has an addiction to the online game called, “World of Warcraft”. She rarely leaves her room, has no friends, no motivation to go to school or work, and is depressed. I realize that the game is not the core problem, but I am unable to think of a solution to get her to live any kind of life. Is there a support group anyone can recommend that I contact. I need to talk to others and see what they have done to help with this problem.

Best answer:

Answer by MMXMichael
Try the support group with the link below – It’s a video game addiction support group – maybe they can lead you in the right direction

http://dailystrength.org/support/Addiction_Recovery/Video_Game_Addiction/

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