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SUMMARY:An Integrative Cultural Healing Model for Native Americans
DESCRIPTION:Approved for 1.5 CE Hours\n‍\n2 – 3:30 p.m.\, Eastern\nApril 25\, 2024\n‍ \nDr. Whelshula has worked extensively with Native American communities nationwide on local and national policy development\, education and behavioral health. Her most recent work is the development of an integrative cultural healing model to address trauma\, mental health\, and substance use disorders for tribes. She is a citizen of the Arrow Lakes Nation of the Colville Indian Reservation in Washington state. \nLearning Objectives\nAs a result of the program\, attendees will be able to: \n– Critically assess the need for culture-based approaches to trauma\, mental health and addiction among members of Tribal nations.\n– Apply principles of an integrative cultural healing model in clinical practice \nClick here to register and watch webinar.
URL:https://www.icrg.org/event/an-integrative-cultural-healing-model-for-native-americans/
LOCATION:Online\, Zoom
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SUMMARY:Screening for Gambling Disorder
DESCRIPTION:Approved for 1.5 CE Hours\n‍ \nInstructors:\n– Debi A. LaPlante\, PhD and Heather Gray\, PhD\nDivision on Addiction\, Cambridge Health Alliance\, a teaching hospital   of Harvard Medical School\n– Mike Sciandra\, Education and Outreach Coordinator\nChoices Treatment Center\, Lincoln\, Nebraska \nEarly detection and intervention could make a big difference in helping people with gambling disorder\, which often goes undiagnosed and untreated. However\, there is low awareness about how or why to expand screening for Gambling Disorder. One U.S. national study from Harvard Medical School reported that although none of those who were identified as meeting lifetime diagnostic criteria for Gambling Disorder reported seeking treatment for those problems\, about half were involved in behavioral treatment for other psychiatric problems. This tells us that expanding screening for Gambling Disorder could improve identification of gambling problems and increase the rate of treatment-seeking among people with this disorder. \nThat is why the Division on Addiction created Gambling Disorder Screening Day in 2013\, launching the first mass screening campaign for the disorder. In commemoration of this event\, held every March\, this webinar will feature Dr. Debi LaPlante\, Dr. Heather Gray and Mike Sciandra talking about the following:\n‍\n– The history of Gambling Disorder Screening Day and their recent   expansion activities.\n– Discussion of their recent study regarding digital Screening Day   efforts.\n‍\nThe webinar will also feature one of the Screening Day hosts who will  reflect on how this national event works at the local level. Perhaps your  organization would like to sponsor Screening Day next year!\n\nLearning objectives:\nAs a result of this webinar\, attendees will be able to: \n– Explain the importance of screening for mental health disorders and   Gambling Disorder\, in particular.\n– Develop and host a Gambling Disorder Screening Day event\, in person   or online.\n– Apply the lessons learned by past hosts of Screening Day in their own\norganization or community.\n‍ \nClick here to register and watch webinar.
URL:https://www.icrg.org/event/screening-for-gambling-disorder/
LOCATION:Online\, Zoom
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SUMMARY:The Gamblers of the Future? Migration from Video Games to Gambling among Young Adults
DESCRIPTION:1.5 Continuing Education Hours \nPresenter:\nLuke Clark\, PhD\, University of British Columbia\n‍\nIn video games\, a loot box is a consumable virtual item which can be redeemed. Studies have shown a link between loot box engagement and gambling problems. However\, the causal connections are unknown. Dr. Clark will report on his longitudinal research that traced the migration from video games to gambling. \nThe ICRG is approved by NBCC and NAADAC to offer continuing education for counselors. In addition\, the ICRG is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. The ICRG maintains responsibility for this program and its content. \nThank you for attending!
URL:https://www.icrg.org/event/the-gamblers-of-the-future-migration-from-video-games-to-gambling-among-young-adults/
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SUMMARY:Open Science in Gambling Research
DESCRIPTION: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! \nNext Webinar:\nJune 27\, 2023\n2-3:30 p.m. Eastern‍ \n‍\nOpen Science in Gambling Research.                                           ‍\nOpen Science (OS) is the movement to make scientific research\, data and their\ndissemination available to any member of an inquiring society\, from professionals to citizens. OS is especially important in cases of gambling industry-funded research on gambling disorder and responsible gambling to ensure that the research process is ethical\, transparent\, and unbiased.\nThe panel will first discuss OS strategies and then explore how OS principles and practices can be integrated with existing guidelines for industry-funded research on gambling disorder and responsible gambling.‍ \nPanel: \n\nDebi LaPlante\, PhD\, Harvard Medical School and Cambridge Health Alliance\nBrett Abarbanel\, PhD University of Nevada\, Las Vegas\nDavid Mellor\, PhD\, Center for Open Science\n\nLearning Objectives: \nAs a result of this program\, learners will be able to: \n\nApply the principles of OS to research on gambling\nCritically analyze any bias in industry-funded research\n\nClick here to register and watch the webinar.
URL:https://www.icrg.org/event/open-science-in-gambling-research/
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