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Training Calendar

Although gambling disorder has many similarities to substance use disorders, it also brings nuanced challenges in both how it presents in individuals, as well as effective treatment and prevention strategies. Problem Gambling Network of Ohio is committed to providing professionals with the training and continuing education hours they need to provide competent, quality care to those seeking help.

For questions regarding training or continuing education, please contact us at Info@PGNOhio.org.

Problem Gambling Network of Ohio is an approved provider of continuing education through the following boards:

Friday, October 6, 2023
9:00 am12:15 pm
This virtual session will provide prevention professionals with 3.0 ethics contact hours. Space is limited so register early.

Friday, October 13, 2023
9:00 am12:15 pm
This virtual session will provide treatment professionals with 3.0 ethics contact hours. Space is limited so register early.

Wednesday, October 18, 202310:00 amFriday, October 20, 20233:00 pm
Stage I provides 12 CEUs of gambling-specific education that will increase participants’ knowledge of gambling and gambling expansion, risks and warning signs, and co-morbidities of problem gambling.

Friday, November 3, 2023
12:00 pm1:30 pm
Clinical Consultation is offered every other month to provide support to experienced gambling clinicians with active caseloads who have questions, are looking for clarification, or are looking for resources to meet specific clinical needs.

Wednesday, November 15, 202310:00 amFriday, November 17, 20233:00 pm
Stage II builds on the Stage I training, aimed at conceptualization, treatment planning, and treatment delivery for those presenting with problem gambling and gambling disorder.

Thursday, December 14, 20239:00 amFriday, December 15, 202312:15 pm
Stage III: Introduction to the Roles of Family & Finances in Treating Gambling Disorder is a training that encompasses education on two components of treating gambling disorder.

Tuesday, December 19, 20239:00 amThursday, December 21, 20233:30 pm
During this workshop, participants will learn about the problem gambling service system in Ohio and review national, statewide and local problem gambling data to identify a problem of practice to help guide local prevention programming.

Friday, January 5, 2024
12:00 pm1:30 pm
Clinical Consultation is offered every other month to provide support to experienced gambling clinicians with active caseloads who have questions, are looking for clarification, or are looking for resources to meet specific clinical needs.

Wednesday, January 10, 202410:00 amFriday, January 12, 20243:00 pm
Stage I provides 12 CEUs of gambling-specific education that will increase participants’ knowledge of gambling and gambling expansion, risks and warning signs, and co-morbidities of problem gambling.

Wednesday, January 24, 202410:00 amFriday, January 26, 20243:00 pm
Stage II builds on the Stage I training, aimed at conceptualization, treatment planning, and treatment delivery for those presenting with problem gambling and gambling disorder.

Friday, March 1, 2024
12:00 pm1:30 pm
Clinical Consultation is offered every other month to provide support to experienced gambling clinicians with active caseloads who have questions, are looking for clarification, or are looking for resources to meet specific clinical needs.

Thursday, March 7, 20249:00 amFriday, March 8, 202412:15 pm
Stage III: Introduction to the Roles of Family & Finances in Treating Gambling Disorder is a training that encompasses education on two components of treating gambling disorder.

Friday, May 3, 2024
12:00 pm1:30 pm
Clinical Consultation is offered every other month to provide support to experienced gambling clinicians with active caseloads who have questions, are looking for clarification, or are looking for resources to meet specific clinical needs.

Wednesday, June 12, 20249:00 amFriday, June 14, 20243:30 pm
During this workshop, participants will learn about the problem gambling service system in Ohio and review national, statewide and local problem gambling data to identify a problem of practice to help guide local prevention programming.
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