Gaming disorder in young people: Practical perspectives for GPs – Part 1

Expert/s: Dr Huu Kim Le
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In this episode, Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist Dr Huu Kim Le speaks with host Dr Brad Marshall to discuss gaming disorder, harm minimisation, youth camps and treatment options in Australia:

  • Explore the impact of gaming on sleep, family life and daily functioning
  • Learn harm-minimisation strategies for young people
  • Compare supportive and intensive intervention models
  • Review approaches to gaming disorder prevention and treatment
  • Recognise when to escalate care beyond psychoeducation and boundaries

 

Expert: Dr Huu Kim Le, Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist

Host: Dr Brad Marshall, Psychologist

Total time: 40 mins

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Last Updated: 6 Nov, 2026

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