Oregon Health Authority
Problem Gambling Prevention Services (PGPS) Online Trainings, Courses, and Webinars
Problem Gambling Prevention
Oregon Health Authority (OHA) PGPS offers on-demand, online trainings, courses, and webinars on problem gambling prevention. OHA PGPS offerings have been developed by PGPS staff and by renowned lecturers in partnership with the OHA. The OHA is accredited by the Mental Health & Addiction Certification Board of Oregon (MHACBO) to provide continuing education.
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Required Trainings for Oregon Problem Gambling Prevention Providers
BundleOn-demand trainings developed by Oregon Health Authority Problem Gambling Prevention Services (OHA PGPS) for prevention providers, accredited by MHACBO for continuing education (CE) hours, and free of charge.
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Prevention Foundation Training
Course4.8 average rating (13 reviews)On-demand. 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. Free. 2 CE hours.
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Problem Gambling Prevention 101: Module 1
Course4.9 average rating (10 reviews)On-demand. This course defines gambling and problem gambling; discusses different types of gambling behaviors; reviews the 5 As for alarm; outlines warning signs; describes Problem Gambling Prevention Services in Oregon; and more. Free. 1 CE hour.
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Problem Gambling Prevention 101: Module 2
Course4.3 average rating (8 reviews)On-demand. 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. 1.5 CE hours. Free.
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Target Audience
OHA PGPS online trainings, courses, and webinars are developed for prevention providers who practice in Oregon, and they are available to learners around the world.
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prevention specialists;
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prevention coordinators;
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agency supervisors and program managers.
OHA Instructors
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, BS, CPS is a former Senior Program Communication and Education Specialist with Washington County’s Addiction Services Program and a certified trainer in suicide intervention and prevention. His background includes creating and voicing public service announcements, audiobooks, and educational media, as well as hosting a county television program and producing narrated instructional videos.
Oregon's Approach
to problem gambling prevention and treatment:
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is a public health model that takes into consideration biological, behavioral, economic, cultural and policy elements influencing gambling and health;
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combines prevention, harm reduction and multiple levels of treatment focusing on quality of life issues for gamblers, their families, and communities;
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appreciates the multiple dimensions of gambling; and
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combines strategies that minimize gambling's negative impacts while recognizing the reality of gambling's availability, cultural acceptance, and economic appeal.
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].
