Every year the ICRG offers webinars on the latest research on gambling disorder and responsible gambling. Treatment providers can earn continuing education hours approved by various agencies. Best of all, the webinars are free—thanks to the generosity of the American Gaming Association and Global Gaming Expo!
Watch for announcements of the 2023 program. The programs listed below are from previous years.
This session will cover the first phase of a research project exploring responsible gambling options for harm minimization...
Although the majority of individuals who gamble do not experience significant gambling-related harm, to varying ...
“I can’t stop gambling…every time I lose, I keep coming back…why?” “It’s not fun anymore, so why do I feel like...
Recent research indicates that military veterans have a higher rate of gambling disorder than the adult general public...
Who hasn't been hurt by the actions of others, or inflicted harm on the self? Perhaps a colleague sabotaged a project...
Public stigma of gambling disorder has negative effects on the mental health and functioning of affected individuals...
Dr. Tonigan will explore the active ingredients and mechanisms of change in 12-step programs, with an...
Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), a treatment strategy used frequently for gambling disorder, is best known for its...
“Why do people keep gambling even when it isn’t fun?” “Why is it hard to say ‘no’ to a gambling urge?” ...
Evidence-based practice guidelines rest upon research, clinical expertise and patient characteristics...
Identify the rationale for responsible gambling (RG) education programs
Recent Federal legislative changes in the United States have led some states to liberalize gambling regulations...