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Sports Betting in Maryland

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Winning a bet should not be more important than cheering on your hometown team with your friends and family. Learn how to recognize the risks…

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Upcoming Provider Training

TypeTitleDateTimeCEUsView
training iconNavigating the Recovery Journey – A Peer Perspective: Building Connections and Sharing SuccessesWednesday, December 13, 202312PM-1PM1Details
training iconFinancial Counseling in Gambling Disorder TreatmentFriday, December 15, 20239AM-12PM3Details
Wednesday, December 13, 2023
Navigating the Recovery Journey – A Peer Perspective: Building Connections and Sharing Successes
12PM-1PM
CEU: 1
Friday, December 15, 2023
Financial Counseling in Gambling Disorder Treatment
9AM-12PM
CEU: 3
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Gambling Research

Develop a greater understanding of gambling behaviors, impacts of gambling on the population, and identification of evidence-based approaches to mitigate harmful impacts of gambling.

WHO WE ARE

The Maryland Center of Excellence on Problem Gambling (the Center) is a program of the University of Maryland School of Medicine and funded by the Maryland Department of Health’s Behavioral Health Administration. The Center promotes healthy and informed choices regarding gambling and problem gambling through public awareness, training and education, prevention, technical assistance to the behavioral health care system, peer recovery support, research and public policy. It does so by working closely with appropriate state stakeholders and bringing together experts from a variety of disciplines including psychiatry, medicine, epidemiology, social work, law and others.