'Problem gamblers' presentation slideshows

Problem and Pathological Gambling in the Latino Community

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Strategies For Addressing Behavioral and Financial Issues Related to Problem Gambling in Treatment

Strategies For Addressing Behavioral and Financial Issues Related to Problem Gambling in Treatment. Gina Hutto , LPC, MAC, CCJP, NCGC-I Esther Maddux, CFP, GCACII, KCGC-I. Introductions. Name Work Location Position Any Experience Working with Gambling Clients. Goals/Objectives.

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What gets in the way of going to treatment? Barriers to care and strategies for breaking them down

What gets in the way of going to treatment? Barriers to care and strategies for breaking them down. David M. Ledgerwood, Ph.D. Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Neurosciences Wayne State University dledgerw@med.wayne.edu. Outline. Who goes to treatment?

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GAMBLING

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Compulsive Gambling

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GAMBLING ADDICTION & THE LAW

GAMBLING ADDICTION & THE LAW. Goals for this presentation. Understand that gambling can become an addiction Understand relationship of problem gambling to fraud/embezzlement/other legal issues Become familiarize with resources to address problem gambling

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Gambling Away the Golden Years

Gambling Away the Golden Years. Mia Moran-Cooper, LSW, Executive Director The Problem Gamblers Help Network of West Virginia PO Box 3324, Charleston, WV 25333 304-344-2163 MiaMoranCooper@ProblemGamblers.net. What is Problem Gambling?.

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Problem Gambling and Co-Occurring Disorders

Problem Gambling and Co-Occurring Disorders. Hiroko Makiyama, LCSW Asian American Drug Abuse Program. Co-Occurring disorders. Pathological Gambling Mental Disorders Anxiety Trauma Depression Suicide Child Neglect Substance Abuse. Co-Occurring Disorders. Two or more disorders

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Communities NSW How we use the data!

Communities NSW How we use the data!. Dr Phi Hamdorf Director Research and Development. Purpose: To highlight specific case studies relating to the usage of ABS data within a multifaceted government department. What is Communities NSW? Formed in July 2009

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Seniors and Problem Gambling

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Addiction, Game Design, and Gaming Revenue

Addiction, Game Design, and Gaming Revenue. Kevin Harrigan, PhD Gambling Research Lab University of Waterloo June 7 , 2014, San Diego, NCLGS Conference. My Background. Computer Science (BSc, MSc) Teach computer game design Computer/Internet/iPhone/Android/etc.

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Definition of problem gambling

Definition of problem gambling. The Ministry of Health defines problem gambling as patterns of gambling behaviour that compromise, disrupt or damage health, personal, family or vocational pursuits .

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Betting On Our Future

Betting On Our Future. Office of Problem Gambling Summit March 5, 2013. for youth, by youth. Dr. Jim Kooler Administrator, California Friday Night Live Partnership California Center for Youth Development & Health Promotion. Ms. Kellie Goodwin Program Associate,

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Cost Benefit Analysis of Interactive Gambling Act 2001

Cost Benefit Analysis of Interactive Gambling Act 2001. Presented By: Josephine Chuk & Paul You. What is Interactive Gambling Act 2001?. Passed on 28 June, 2001 Objective of Act:

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Staff Presentation

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RESPONSIBLE GAMING

RESPONSIBLE GAMING. NAGRA 25 TH Annual Conference June 4, 2009 Keith Whyte, Executive Director National Council on Problem Gambling. About NCPG. The national advocate for programs and services to assist problem gamblers and their families. NEUTRAL on legalized gambling. Founded in 1972.

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The Impacts of Gambling on Society and Youth

The Impacts of Gambling on Society and Youth . Prepared by Breakthrough Research Unit 20 May 2000. Gambling in Hong Kong. No. of Gamblers in Hong Kong 2.3 m gamblers (projected from Breakthrough 1999 survey) 1 m active horse racing gamblers (CUHK) Underdeveloped domains

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