Date/Time
3 CEs
This training examines current research on gambling disorder and suicide, reviews clinical warning signs and risk factors, and provides practical assessment and intervention strategies. Participants will learn how to screen for gambling-related suicide risk, apply evidence-informed response techniques, and connect individuals and families to appropriate crisis and treatment resources. Lived experience perspectives will be integrated to strengthen clinical understanding and compassionate response.
Learning Objectives:
1. Describe current research linking gambling disorder to increased suicidal ideation, suicide attempts, and suicide mortality.
2. Identify at least three gambling-related risk factors and warning signs associated with elevated suicide risk.
3. Demonstrate appropriate screening and risk assessment strategies for individuals experiencing gambling-related distress.
4. Apply at least two evidence-informed interventions or safety planning strategies to support individuals at risk.
5. List appropriate crisis response and referral resources for individuals and families affected by gambling disorder.
Location: Virtual
Sponsored By: Maryland Department of Health Office of Integrated Wellness and Prevention and University of Maryland Center of Excellence on Problem Gambling
Cost: Free
For questions, email the Maryland Center of Excellence on Problem Gambling at Training@MDProblemGambling.com