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Topic: Problem Gambling

Intersection of Gambling and Opioid Use Disorder

Approximately 96% of persons with an identified Gambling Disorder have another co-occurring behavioral health condition, and it is often the co-occurring condition that brings the person with problems related to gambling into treatment.  Evidenced further suggests that only those with the most severe gambling disorder symptoms will ever seek treatment. Gambling Disorder is often a hidden addiction when it is not addressed in combination with other behavioral therapies.  This training will explore evidenced based gambling screening tools that can be implemented into treatment to help identify potential harms to ongoing recovery from opioid use disorders. 

Signs and Symptoms of Substance Misuse and Problem Gambling

This video will provide participants with an understanding of issues related to substance use and problem gambling. Emphasis should be on identifying signs and symptoms of substance use and problematic substance use, as well as problem gambling. Substance classification will be discussed and the latest on new designer substances and their impact. Additionally, there will be discussion and awareness of treatment options and modalities and important considerations for families, friends, caregivers, and supporters.