On-Demand Trainings

This training focuses on the vital convergence of problem gambling and suicidality. Attendees will delve into the avenues through which individuals contending with gambling issues might become vulnerable to contemplating suicide.

This presentation explores how some traditionally understood Latinx cultural values may help to explain why Latinx individuals are so heavily impacted by problem gambling, as well as ways to use the Latinx cultural values to raise awareness and promote treatment.

This workshop explores the various ways in which clinicians may be involved in the legal system related to gambling disorders and reviews how to interact, educate, and provide written documentation to judges, attorneys, and the legal system on behalf of individuals with gambling disorders.

Jon E. Grant emphasizes the significance of harnessing scientific insights to enhance the treatment of gambling addiction. He delves into an exploration of the clinical characteristics of gambling disorder and evidence-based strategies for addressing gambling disorder.

Gambling Disorder is one of several disorders that are called behavioral or process addictions. This presentation will review the current state of knowledge, as well as highlight insights gained from the medications that have been investigated to treat gambling disorder.

The expansion of casino gambling across the US is having a devastating impact on vulnerable communities, particularly the Black community. Even more hidden from studies are the voices and experiences of Black women, which is the topic of this presentation.

An overview of gambling disorder among military service members and veterans and explain why military service members and veterans are at increased risk for gambling disorder.

This presentation will examine an overview of the sports wagering landscape across the US, including problem gambling rates, innovative and emerging trends in policy, prevention initiatives, and how this expansion has particularly impacted certain populations.