Self Exclusion Trainings
Self-Exclusion as a Recovery Support Tool: Helping Clients Navigate Illinois Voluntary Exclusion Program
Self-exclusion can be a valuable recovery support strategy for individuals experiencing gambling-related harm. This training provides counselors, therapists, social workers, peer support specialists, and other behavioral health professionals with an overview of Illinois’ Voluntary Self-Exclusion Program (VSEP) and its role within a comprehensive treatment and recovery plan. Participants will learn how the program works, eligibility requirements, enrollment processes, benefits and limitations, and practical strategies for discussing self-exclusion with clients. The training will also explore ways to integrate self-exclusion into individualized recovery planning to reduce access to gambling opportunities and support long-term recovery goals.
Self Exclusion: Working with Individuals Seeking Removal from Self Exclusion
In this course, we’ll explore the complexities of the self-exclusion program (SEP) removal process from a clinical perspective. Whether you’re a seasoned therapist or new to the field, you’ll gain critical insights to help you navigate the exploratory phase of SEP removal safely and ethically—protecting both your clients and your professional integrity.
Self-Exclusion as a Therapeutic Tool Training
In this course, we’ll explore how the Illinois Gaming Board Self-Exclusion Program (SEP) can be used as a valuable tool in treating problem gambling. Whether you’re an experienced therapist or just starting in the field, this course will help you integrate this tool into your therapeutic practice.
If you are a provider of gambling services at a SUPR-contracted agency and you haven’t learned how to enroll individuals in the Self-Exclusion Program, training is periodically provided. Please speak to your gambling program’s representative to SUPR to inquire about upcoming or recorded training that may be available.