PPT-Tribal Based Problem Gambling Programs

Sarah SenseWilson LMHCCDP NCGCI WSGCCII Daniel Felizardo MPA CDP Overview Myths History and Context Systems of Care Clinical Considerations Clinical Strategies and Techniques Intertribal Coalition. What Parents Need to Know. New York Council on Problem Gambling, Inc.. Michelle Hadden, LMSW, CPP-G. Director of Prevention and Training. 1. Gambling is a high risk behavior… . Particularly for adolescents.. National Conference on Problem Gambling. July 13, 2012. Mark Vander Linden, MSW. Program Manager. Iowa Department of Public Health. Office of Problem Gambling Treatment and Prevention . Presentation Overview. AND PROBLEM GAMBLING AMONG HUMBER COLLEGE STUDENTS. Kathryn Shea. Humber College, School of Social and Community Services. ABSTRACT. The purpose of this secondary data analysis were to examine what the prevalence’s are of gambling and problem gambling among Humber College students (Saeid, 2013).. Daniel J. Trolaro, MS. Assistant Executive Director. Council on Compulsive Gambling of NJ. Agenda. Background and overview. Warning signs and characteristics. Stages and Co-Occurrence. Forensic and Prison culture considerations. What it is and some statistics about Nova Scotia. Have you ever….. …played any games for Keepsies? (i.e. Trading cards, marbles, crazy bones). …played these games for fun, but not money?. Dominoes. Implications for Transformative Public Policy. June . Cotte. Ivey . Business . School. University . of Western . Ontario. Kathryn A. LaTour. William F. Harrah College of Hotel Administration. University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Sarah Sense-Wilson, LMHC,CDP, NCGC-I, WSGCC-II. Daniel Felizardo, MPA, CDP. Overview. Myths, History and Context. Systems of Care. Clinical Considerations. Clinical Strategies and Techniques. Intertribal Coalition. Lori . Rugle. , PhD, ICGC-II. Program Director. Maryland Center of Excellence on Problem Gambling. Lrugle@psych.umaryland.edu. Deborah G. Haskins, Ph.D., LCPC, NCGC II. President, Maryland Council on Problem Gambling; . Director of Gambling Treatment and Prevention. Zepf. Center . 2005 Ashland, Toledo 43620. 419-841-7701 extension 6058. Objectives . Explore . how gambling became a social norm. Compare prevalence rates before and after (before Ohio casinos and . Webinar. . RAQ . Maroochydore. . / Gympie. Webinar . Goals. Understand the impacts of gambling in contexts of individual, social, health and financial. How to screen and refer for gambling related issues. January, 2018. Welcome to . the . Gambling toolkit, . which . is . designed to help adviser provide activities and information to clients that may be at risk or experiencing harm from gambling. .. So who made it?. Beverly Swann, MA, MFT. therapy@beverlyswann.com. www.beverlyswann.com. 925-705-7036. Treating Problem Gambling. With EMDR. Why talk about this at an FRSN training?. Background – My Practice. Research on First Responders and Problem Gambling. A Hidden Problem: Examining Problem Gambling Among US Military Veterans Shane W. Kraus., Ph.D. VISN 1 New England MIRECC University of Massachusetts Medical School, Division of Addiction Psychiatry, Worcester, MA Shane W Kraus, Ph.D. . Department of Psychology, UNLV. Regis College . November 10, 2021. Abstainer. Range of Behaviors. Health. Promotion. Harm. . Reduction. intensive. Treatment. brief. Range of Gambling Behavior.