OHA PGS Problem Gambling Training for Social Services

Problem Gambling Training for Social Service Professionals: Module Two

This online training by Oregon Health Authority Problem Gambling Services (OHA PGS) focuses on GBIRT: Gambling screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment. Free. Accredited by MHACBO for 1.5 CE hours.

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Developed by Oregon Health Authority Problem Gambling Services, this course is approved by the Mental Health & Addictions Certification Board of Oregon (MHACBO) for 1.5 continuing education (CE) hours. A CE hour is a measure used in continuing education programs to quantify the time spent during professional development activities. To earn CE hours, you will need to complete 1) all required course activities, 2) the course evaluation survey, and 3) a follow-up discussion with Oregon State Problem Gambling Program staff. A certificate of attendance will be made available on the Student Dashboard upon course completion. The course is available on-demand, which means that you may complete course activities at your own pace. Activities include lecture recordings and quizzes.

Instructor

OHA Instructor David Corse

David Corse (he/him/his), LPC, CADCIII, CGACII has worked in the behavioral health field for over a decade. David has worked as a crisis counselor, gambling counselor, SUD counselor and mental health counselor in community mental health settings. David has also worked as a program director and clinical supervisor in both non-profit agencies and County Mental Health Organizations. David has worked at Oregon Health Authority since 2018 – initially in coordinating the Oregon Problem Gambling Treatment System, and most recently in developing the OHA Integrated Co-Occurring Disorders Treatment and Recovery system. In addition to his work at OHA, David maintains a small private practice where he works with individuals and couples, and provides post-graduate clinical supervision for Licensed Professional Counselor Associates. David lives with his spouse and youngest of their three children – and their four cats – in Lincoln City, Oregon.