Problem Gambling On-Site Training

 
 

 THE REAL DEAL:  Chances Are . . .

Someone You See Today Will Have A Gambling Problem In The Future.

 The lights, sights, sounds, the excitement of some gambling environments can pose a problem for the recovering individual.  The mental and emotional ''rush'' created and re-created by countless win-or-lose scenarios can easily draw a recovering person into a new, yet equally debilitating addiction or co-occurring disorder.

Problem gambling reduces--and may even prevent--the positive outcomes of  addiction treatment.  Even  persons  with long-term  recovery  are  not  immune to the lure of the win.  Whether in casinos or bingo parlors, what begins as a seemingly harmless and legitimate form of entertainment, can end with financial ruin, destroyed relationships, guilt and remorse, isolation, and/or relapse. (See 2006 Problem Gambling Prevalance Survey.)

COST-FREE Problem Gambling Awareness Training is available at your organization's designated location! Presented in customized 2- to 4-hour formats, this training also includes 2-4 Certfied Counselor CEUs. (No other CEUs are offered for this training.)  This presentation is also suitable for ministry leaders and congregations, organizations serving African American communities and recovery/transitional home staff.  Apply today.

LEARN TO:
  • Identify and address this co-occuring disorder and potential barrier to recovery.
  • Empower your clients by increasing the effectiveness of your relapse prevention strategies.
  • Improve your knowledge of at-risk populations and culturally sensitive treatment techniques.

 

HOW TO APPLY:  Complete and return an application by e-mail, fax or mail using the information below.  ONTRACK staff will contact you and make arrangements that fit your schedule and training needs.

Send Completed Applications By:

E-MAILimfreeman@ontrackconsulting.org    FAX:  (916) 498-0200

MAIL:  ONTRACK Program Resources, Inc., 1010 F St., #100, Sacramento, CA  95814

 


Funded by the California Department of Alcohol and Drug Programs, Office of Problem Gambling.  Administered by N.A.P.A.F.A.S.A., in partnership with ONTRACK Program Resources, Inc.