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Oregon Gambling Treatment System
Oregon Gambling Treatment System. Jeff Marotta, PhD Problem Gambling Services Manager. Alberta Gaming Research Institute’s 6th Annual Conference Banff, Alberta March 31, 2007. Gambling treatment in the context of emerging evidenced based practices.
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Problem Gambling & the Adolescent Brain
Problem Gambling & the Adolescent Brain. Oregon Problem Gambling Services; Material from Dr. Ken Winters & Dr. Jon Grant. Adolescence is a period of profound brain maturation. We thought brain development was complete by adolescence
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Problem Gambling & the Adolescent Brain
Problem Gambling & the Adolescent Brain. Oregon Problem Gambling Services; Material from Dr. Ken Winters & Dr. Jon Grant. Adolescence is a period of profound brain maturation. We thought brain development was complete by adolescence
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Oregon Gambling Treatment System
Oregon Gambling Treatment System. Jeff Marotta, PhD Problem Gambling Services Manager. Alberta Gaming Research Institute’s 6th Annual Conference Banff, Alberta March 31, 2007. Gambling treatment in the context of emerging evidenced based practices.
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Problem Gambling
Problem Gambling: Allied Professionals Overview Cynthia Dunn (B.Psych Hons) Assoc MAPS, Gambling Counsellor Qld. Problem Gambling. To gamble means staking something of value (usually money) on the outcome of an event or game. The outcome is ‘chance’.
Working in Problem Gambling Services: Orientation to Problem Gambling: Part 2
Working in Problem Gambling Services: Orientation to Problem Gambling: Part 2. Abacus Counselling, Training and Supervision Ltd. Gambling Harm.
Oregon Gambling Treatment System
Oregon Gambling Treatment System. Jeff Marotta, PhD Problem Gambling Services Manager. Alberta Gaming Research Institute’s 6th Annual Conference Banff, Alberta March 31, 2007. Gambling treatment in the context of emerging evidenced based practices.
Women, Gambling and Problem Gambling
Women, Gambling and Problem Gambling. Deborah G. Haskins, Ph.D., LCPC, NCGC-II, BACC dghmosaic@gmail.com. Women and Gambling. Some gambling activities are highly gendered Illegal, private Horse racing, sports betting Bingo Some gambling activities are not gendered Casinos Lotteries
Youth Gambling and Problem Gambling
Youth Gambling and Problem Gambling. Joanna Franklin MS NCGC II Maryland Council on Problem Gambling Jfranklin.ipg@gmail.com From a review by: Jeff Derevensky PhD and Rina Gupta PhD McGill University, Montreal Canada. Youth Gambling and Problem Gambling.
Recognizing Problem Gambling
Recognizing Problem Gambling. Developed by Nicole Corbin, LPC, CADC I Presented by Richard Johnson, MA, CGAC II, CADC III, NCGC II Gambling Outreach/Prevention. Goals for presentation. Understand gambling in Oregon; prevalence among youth Differences/similarities with substance abuse
Recognizing Problem Gambling
Recognizing Problem Gambling. Developed by Nicole Corbin, LPC, CADC I Presented by Richard Johnson, MA, CGAC II, CADC III, NCGC II Gambling Outreach/Prevention. Goals for presentation. Understand gambling in Oregon; prevalence among youth Differences/similarities with substance abuse
Problem Gambling 101
Problem Gambling 101. Jackson County Problem Gambling Prevention Services Presented by: Roxann Jones. Definition of Gambling. To risk money or something of value on the outcome of an unpredictable event or contest. History: First Gambling Law.
Problem Gambling Awareness
Problem Gambling Awareness. What the public should know about problem gambling Partners for Prevention www. Wycop4p.com. Suggestions. Maintain a neutral attitude towards gambling in your presentation and be open to varying audience reactions and input.