Presenter: Donna Whitmire, MA Candidate, CDP, NCAC, NCGC-II
Introduction to Problem/Pathological Gambling - Agony or Ecstasy (8 CEU)
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An introduction to the history and social impact of gambling in the United States and Washington State. Will discuss the induction in the DSM then and now; explore the world of the problem gambler with a multi-dimensional approach to assessment and diagnosis of pathological gambling, including definitions and typology of gamblers, with interactive discussion on the differences/similarities of treatment with alcoholics. Participants will be able to list prevalence rates for adults and youth with problem/pathological gambling; discuss DSM IV criteria for pathological gambling; List and use three tools for screening and assessment of pathological gambling; define two sub-types of pathological gamblers and be able to treat plan each type effectively.
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Presenters and Presentations Information:
Donna Whitmire, MA Candidate, CDP, NCAC, NCGC-II (Bio)
Judith G. Sugg, Ph.D., LMHC, NCC, NCGC-II (Bio)
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