Date/Time
This training is NOT hosted by the Anne Arundel County Mental Health Agency
1 CE
As accessibility to gambling activities has exploded throughout Maryland and all the U.S. in recent years, gambling and problem gambling among women has also continued to increase. This presentation will explore the current research on women and gambling and consider approaches to treatment and prevention that address women’s specific needs and realities.
Learning Objectives:
Participants will be able to identify 2 motivating factors for women to gamble.
Participants will be able to describe at least 2 vulnerabilities that contribute to the development of harmful gambling behaviors among women
Participants will be able to define at least 3 prevention and/or treatment issues that are most relevant to women and gambling problems.
Learning Objectives:
Recognize early signs, symptoms, and financial indicators of problematic gambling.
Understand the two forms of economic abuse and the ways gambling related harm impacts loved ones.
Apply strategies to support individuals and families impacted by gambling-related financial harm and improve financial well-being.
Location: Virtual
Sponsored By: The Maryland Center of Excellence on Problem Gambling
Cost: Free
For questions, email The Maryland Center of Excellence on Problem Gambling at Training@MDProblemGambling.com