Goal: Propose/identify clinical interventions based on the subtyping results aimed at improved treatment and relapse prevention. Henrietta Problem Gambling in 27E Great Britain MD Goal: To learn about the latest UK findings from the British Gambling Prevalence Survey 2010 (out in Feb 2011). Goal: To learn about gambling activities and correlation to problem gambling in the UK. Goal: To learn about clinical outcomes in problem gamblers with particular attention to and complex clinical cases. Gambling Prevention Robert and Education with 27F College Student PhD Athletes Goal: Malcolm Bruce, Innovations in Stephen Responsible Gaming 29A Meredith, in Canada & United Janine Kingdom Robinson, MEd Goal: Gratitude & Marlene 29B Relationships Warner, MA Goal: Understand how people struggling with their own gambling disorders and people struggling with a family member’s gambling disorder can work toward long-term recovery. Goal: Identify some of the crucial questions to ask two people that decide to embark on the path to long-term recovery tog C73 (or apart). Goal: Describe potential struggles or roadblocks that two people working toward long-term recovery might consider some alternatives that could be offered to those individuals. Marie Apke, MA, Mary Drexler, MSW, CT Approach to Marc Potenza, 29C Maximizing Helpline MD, PhD, Lori Value Rugle, PhD, Marvin Steinberg, PhD Goal: Learn the value of collecting and reporting information obtained from significant others who call the help line. Goal: about the parallel intake forms developed to obtain information from problem gamblers and significant others. Goal: Increase knowledge of how to systematically collect help line information without disrupting the referral process. Stephen Keeley, MS 29E Relapse Prevention Jackie Fabric, MA Goal: Develop an understanding of the theoretical foundation of a mindfulness-based approach to problem gambling recovery. Goal: See preliminary data and client feedback from a pioneering pilot study examining the use of Mindfulness-Based Relapse Prevention in the treatment of problem gambling. Goal: Recommendations and directions for future research on the use of mindfulness in problem gambling treatment.
Goal: Propose/identify clinical interventions based on the subtyping results aimed at improved treatment and relapse prevention. 27E Problem Gambling in Great Britain Henrietta MD Goal: To learn about the latest UK findings from the British Gambling Prevalence Survey 2010 (out in Feb 2011). Goal: To learn about gambling activities and correlation to problem gambling in the UK. Goal: To learn about clinical outcomes in problem gamblers with particular attention to and complex clinical cases. 27F Gambling Prevention and Education with College Student Athletes Robert PhD Goal: 29A Innovations in Responsible Gaming in Canada & United Kingdom Malcolm Bruce, Stephen Meredith, Janine Robinson, MEd Goal: 29B Gratitude & Relationships Marlene Warner, MA Goal: Understand how people struggling with their own gambling disorders and people struggling with a family member’s gambling disorder can work toward long-term recovery. Goal: Identify some of the crucial questions to ask two people that decide to embark on the path to long-term recovery tog C73 (or apart). Goal: Describe potential struggles or roadblocks that two people working toward long-term recovery might consider some alternatives that could be offered to those individuals. 29C CT Approach to Maximizing Helpline Value Marie Apke, MA, Mary Drexler, MSW, Marc Potenza, MD, PhD, Lori Rugle, PhD, Marvin Steinberg, PhD Goal: Learn the value of collecting and reporting information obtained from significant others who call the help line. Goal: about the parallel intake forms developed to obtain information from problem gamblers and significant others. Goal: Increase knowledge of how to systematically collect help line information without disrupting the referral process. 29E Relapse Prevention Stephen Keeley, MS Jackie Fabric, MA Goal: Develop an understanding of the theoretical foundation of a mindfulness-based approach to problem gambling recovery. Goal: See preliminary data and client feedback from a pioneering pilot study examining the use of Mindfulness-Based Relapse Prevention in the treatment of problem gambling. Goal: Recommendations and directions for future research on the use of mindfulness in problem gambling treatment.
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