On-Demand Trainings
ICPG offers a variety of On-Demand Trainings made available for free and accessible from the convenience of your home or office.
An Overview of Gambling Addiction
Gambling Disorder is one of several disorders that are called behavioral or process addictions. This presentation will review several process addictions highlighting linkages between them and substance use disorders.Black Women Speak out About Gambling, Addiction, Recovery
The expansion of casino gambling across the US is having a devastating impact on vulnerable communities, particularly the Black community.Hidden Battle: Gambling Disorder Among Military Servicemembers and Veterans
An overview of gambling disorder among military service members and veterans, including a lived-experience journey.Problem Gambling and Suicide: Weaving a Tapestry of Prevention Strategies
Attendees will delve into the avenues through which individuals contending with gambling issues might become vulnerable to contemplating suicide.Problem Gambling and the Legal System
This workshop explores the various ways in which clinicians may be involved in the legal system related to gambling disorders. For many, it’s not “if” but “when” they will interact with attorneys, probation/parole, and court-ordered treatment requests.Problem Gambling in the Latinx Communities: Some Cultural Considerations
This presentation explores how some traditionally understood Latinx cultural values may help to explain why Latinx individuals are so heavily impacted by problem gambling.Self Exclusion: Working with Individuals Seeking Removal from Self Exclusion
In this course, we’ll explore the complexities of the self-exclusion program (SEP) removal process from a clinical perspective. Whether you're a seasoned therapist or new to the field, you'll gain critical insights to help you navigate the exploratory phase of SEP removal safely and ethically.Self-Exclusion as a Recovery Support Tool: Helping Clients Navigate Illinois Voluntary Exclusion Program
This training provides counselors, therapists, social workers, peer support specialists, and other behavioral health professionals with an overview of Illinois’ Voluntary Self-Exclusion Program.Self-Exclusion as a Therapeutic Training Tool
In this course, we’ll explore the complexities of the self-exclusion program (SEP) removal process from a clinical perspective. Whether you’re an experienced therapist or just starting in the field, this course will help you integrate this tool into your therapeutic practice.Sports Betting a National Perspective: The Implications for Certain Populations
This presentation will examine an overview of the sports wagering landscape across the US, including problem gambling rates, innovative and emerging trends in policy, prevention initiatives, and how this expansion has particularly impacted certain populations.Using Science to Improve Gambling Addiction Treatment
In this presentation, Jon E. Grant emphasizes the significance of harnessing scientific insights to enhance the treatment of gambling addiction.
