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Vermont's Problem Gambling Resource Center

We recognize that many people struggling with addiction are the last to admit they might have a problem and hesitate to reach out for assistance. It is common to have family members or friends of the person make contact to learn about the services that they can recommend.

National Hotline: 1-800-522-4700

How to become a certified counselor

Training Resources for Problem Gambling

National Council on Problem Gambling (NCPG) Certification Standards for Gambling Disorder Professionals
http://www.ncpgambling.org/training-certification/ncgc-certification/

The North American Training Institute (NATI) is a not-for-profit organization providing online gambling addiction clinical courses, youth and older adult gambling prevention programs, and responsible gaming services.
http://nati.org

Bellevue Certificate in Problem Gambling to be used toward National Credentialing.  This certificate will help to meet the needs of pathological gamblers and their families. 60-clock hour certificate program is 100% online.  It is broken down into specific course offerings. Each offering is self-paced, but must be completed within three weeks once accessed.  http://www.bellevue.edu/degrees/continuing-education/cgs

California Council on Problem Gambling

UCLA Gambling Studies Program

Free Online Info and Training

ATTC (Addiction Technology Transfer Center) Network Problem Gambling Webinar Series

Gambling Disorder: Assessment and Treatment Strategies – 1hr Free Webinar and PowerPoint Slides

KnowTheOdds seeks to teach as many people as possible about problem gambling. We want people to know it exists and it affects individuals in our own communities. Our problem gambling resources are provided to help educate you about how addictions to gambling affects people, what support is available and how you can help prevent problem gambling from affecting those around you.
http://knowtheodds.org/resources/

For College Students, College Health Centers and Administrators
http://www.collegegambling.org/