Problem Gambling Prevention
free, on-demand continuing education courses developed by experienced prevention specialists from the Oregon Health Authority Problem Gambling Prevention Services
Build the skills to prevent problem gambling
Oregon Health Authority Problem Gambling Prevention Services (PGPS) offer on-demand, online trainings on problem gambling prevention. Courses are free of charge to learners around the world. The OHA is accredited by the Mental Health & Addiction Certification Board of Oregon (MHACBO) to provide continuing education.
Why Choose OHA PGPS Courses?
The reasons are many, and they include the following:
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free of charge;
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available on demand;
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accredited for continuing education credits;
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developed by experienced preventionists.
Who Should Enroll?
Those committed to the prevention of problem gambling, including:
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prevention professionals,
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program supervisors,
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agency administrators.
What Others Are Saying
OHA PGPS courses are trusted by problem gambling prevention professionals throughout the United States.
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Sara Herd
It was a good overview for a new supervisor. I appreciated it.
It was a good overview for a new supervisor. I appreciated it.
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Tiffany Wolleat
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Mandi Echeverria
Loved the training
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Devon Vargas
Had lots of information and statistics relevant to the topic all in one place.
Had lots of information and statistics relevant to the topic all in one place.
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Mandi Echeverria
I enjoyed the video, slides and content all put together. Makes learning fun.
I enjoyed the video, slides and content all put together. Makes learning fun.
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Mary Cook
I love how user-friendly
I love how user-friendly
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Suzanne Peterson
Thorough and insightful.
Thorough and insightful.
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Tiffany Wolleat
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Read LessWhat Do I Need to Know?
The "Guide to Core Competencies for Problem Gambling Prevention Professionals" identifies 9 primary domains of essential competencies for effective problem gambling prevention.
Developed by problem gambling professionals from across the United States, the Guide may help you identify your professional-development priorities and select courses that support your goals.
Which Course Should I Choose?
Select a course card to view full details and enroll. All PGPS online courses are available free of charge.
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Prevention Foundation Training
4.9 average rating (18 reviews)On-demand. 2 CE hours. Free. This course provides a high level overview of the models and terminology that are the foundation of problem gambling prevention work in Oregon. Developed by Oregon Health Authority Problem Gambling Prevention Services.
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Problem Gambling Prevention 101: Module 1
4.9 average rating (14 reviews)On-demand. 1 CE hour. Free. This course defines gambling and problem gambling; discusses different types of gambling behaviors; reviews the 5 A's for alarm; outlines warning signs; describes Problem Gambling Prevention Services in Oregon; and more.
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Problem Gambling Prevention 101: Module 2
4.5 average rating (11 reviews)On-demand. 1.5 CE hours. Free. This course picks up where PG Prevention 101, Module 1 left off. This is followed by a discussion of problem gambling within specific populations, including youth, older adults, and military personnel.
Learn from Experience
Course instructors include experienced OHA PGPS public health and prevention professionals who have led statewide and community-based initiatives
OHA Instructor Roxann Jones
Roxann Jones is the Problem Gambling Statewide Prevention and Outreach Specialist with the Oregon Health Authority. She brings more than 35 years of experience in designing and implementing prevention programs that address risky behaviors, as well as in managing programs in problem gambling prevention and in treatment and children’s intensive mental health wraparound services. Roxann is deeply committed to building healthy communities and has provided leadership on numerous community, state, and national task forces focused on population health and well-being.
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OHA Instructor Andrew Cartmill
Andrew Cartmill was a Communication and Education Specialist with Washington County's Addiction Services Program for 26 years. He is a certified Master Trainer for QPR, an evidence based suicide prevention training model. In addition, he creates and voices public service announcements concerning health and wellness, audiobooks, and educational media, including digital educational and training content.
Accessibility
OHA PGPS online trainings, courses, and webinars, or their content, will be made available in an accessible alternative format upon request. Please contact PGS Support at [email protected].
