at your pace and convenience.
This online training introduces family therapy concepts and reviews some of the risks associated with problem gambling. This includes a higher risk of intimate partner violence, child maltreatment, elder abuse and neglect, financial abuse, and suicide. The course additionally prepares treatment providers to include family members and concerned others in suicide prevention and safety planning; to identify and report suspected child, elder, or vulnerable adult abuse and neglect; and to routinely screen for intimate partner violence.
The course features immersive case studies, presentations, readings, research snapshots, handouts, and other resources. You are free to take as much time as you need to review these resources.
We suggest you take your time, view content as many times as you like, and access suggested readings and resources when possible. It is not necessary to complete the course in a single sitting. You are free to open and close a course as many times as you like.
This course includes videos of experienced mental health clinicians and actors portraying clients based on scripts from real sessions. This provides authenticity while protecting client privacy.
We ask you to have an open attitude as you go through this course. At times it may seem as if we are reviewing what you already know. However, paying close attention is likely to provide an opportunity to realize subtle differences and important nuances in problem gambling treatment. Finally, we hope you enjoy this learning format and that this course supports your many contributions to clients, patients, and/or peers.
Behavioral health providers across the globe, including:
family therapists, art therapists, mental health counselors, social workers, psychologists, and other mental health clinicians,
problem gambling treatment providers,
Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselors (CADCs),
Certified Gamling Addiction Counselors (CGACs),
problem gambling treatment supervisors, and
prevention specialists.
After completing this course, you will be better prepared to:
1. include family members and concerned others in suicide prevention and safety planning;
identify and report suspected child, elder, or vulnerable adult abuse and neglect;
routinely screen for intimate partner violence.
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3 CE hours. On-demand. Explains how to facilitate debt disclosure between family members in problem gambling treatment and provides guidance on how to include all family members in assessment. Free, courtesy of Oregon Health Authority PGSs.
Free
3 CE hours. On-demand. Shows how to include family members and important others in Service Plans to address problem gambling and how to develop goals with families that support gambling recovery. Free, with funding from Oregon Health Authority.
Free
3 CE hours. On-demand. Prepares providers to engage families in change that supports recovery from problem gambling and that meets relational goals. Free of charge, courtesy of Oregon Health Authority Problem Gambling Services (PGS).
Free
