Provider Training Archives
Increased Access and Progression: Hear a Personal Story of how Problematic Gambling Severely Impacted an Entire Family
Date: June 26, 2026
Time: 12:30PM-1:30PM
CEs: 1
Presented By:
William Hinman, CPRS,RPS,
Matthew S., Person in Recovery
Matthew S., Person in Recovery
Summary:
As access to new forms of gambling become available within our state it is important that behavioral health professionals and our community members develop a better understanding of them and the potential risks. This training will assist in developing a better understanding and the potential impact they can have not just on the individual struggling with problematic gambling, but also their family and everyone associated with them. Hear a personal story of how disordered gambling severely negatively impacted an entire family. This training is relevant for all community members and professionals in the behavioral health field.
Learning Objectives:
- Have a better understanding of the increased access and newer forms of gambling available within our state.
- Have a better understanding of why we are seeing a more rapid progression and recent trend of younger callers seeking help for problematic gambling.
- Have a better understanding of how problematic gambling can severely impact the entire family.
- Be better able to recognize the signs and have a conversation with someone who may be at risk or already struggling with a gambling disorder.
- Know some of the resources available and what may be helpful to offer someone you may know struggling with problematic gambling.
Continuing Education Credits (CEs) are provided for attendance on live webinar presentations; no CEs are awarded for recording views.