Upcoming Provider Training

Gambling Among Military Members: When There’s No Honor in Serving
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Date: November 16, 2026
Time: 12PM-1PM
CEs: 1
Presented By:
Tineka Rice, LCSW-C, ICGC-II
Summary:​
Among military members, studies show that individuals from minority or marginalized backgrounds likely face a multitude of stressors that can result in reliance upon gambling as a way to cope. This webinar highlights those experiences and explains how a perceived fun and enjoyable activity can become unhealthy over time.
Learning Objectives:

Participants will be able to:

  1. Identify at least three minority or marginalized groups in the military that are at higher risk for developing gambling related harm.
  2. List three distinct elements of military culture or veteran life that make individuals in these communities more vulnerable to gambling problems.
  3. Identify the specific financial, career, and cultural stigmas that prevent minority service members from seeking treatment.

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