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24th ICRG Conference on Gambling and Addiction

The ICRG Conference on Gambling and Addiction brochure includes the full schedule, registration and fee information, a list of institutions that have approved the conference for continuing education hours or CLE, a list of speakers, how to submit a poster abstract, how to apply for scholarships, and generous sponsors.

Schedule and Learning Objectives

The schedule below includes learning objectives for each session.

Sunday, October 8, 2023

8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Registration opens

10:00 AM - 12:00 PM Recon Workshop for Treatment Providers: Mindfulness-Based Relapse Prevention for Gambling Addiction

Dr. Shane Kraus, Assistant Professor, Psychology, University of Nevada, Las Vegas

Mindfulness-Based Relapse Prevention (MBRP) is a form of addiction treatment that focuses on the period after treatment when people are most likely to relapse. MBRP applies the concept of mindfulness to help people manage the urges that get in the way of abstinence and moderation. In this workshop, Dr. Kraus, a researcher and clinician, will be the instructor and explore the utility of MBRP for clients with gambling addiction.

Learning Objectives - As a result of the program, participants will be able to:

- Learn how to teach mindfulness to their clients.

- Apply mindfulness-based relapse prevention in practice.

Pre-Con Workshop for Treatment Providers: Congruent Couples Therapy for Gambling Disorder

Lecturer Bonnie Lee (PHD) Lesbridge University Professor / Researcher

Clarifying the mechanism of change in psychotherapy treatment models has an important meaning for addictive disorder. Dr. Lee explains to clients who have gambling issues that Congruence Couple Therapy has better results than persona l-based treatments.

Learning goa l-As a result of the program, the participants will be able to do the following:

-Pay the mechanism of change in psychotherapy treatment.

-Set explain the principle of matching couple therapy.

-The matching couple therapy is applied to practice.

1:00 pm welcome

13:15-14:15 Institutional prejudice for people with gambling addiction

Lecturer Oklahoma University Faculty of Law Professor William J. Array, Dr. Stacy Tobino Law

Moderator Alan Feldman (Nevada University Las Vegas International Gaming Laboratory

Despite the r e-classification of gambling disorders in 2013 in 2013, medical insurance companies have excluded the treatment of gambling disorders from insurance coverage. Furthermore, the Federal and State Disability Discrimination Prohibitions are uniformly excluded gambling disorders from the definition of disability. Dr. Tobino detailed the survey results on this unrest situation, and proposes a method for gambling world to correct this situation.

Learning goa l-As a result of the program, the participants will be able to do the following:

-A clear the prejudice of medical laws that prevent gambling addiction from gaining help.

-A explain the rationale that treats gambling disorders in the same way as other addictive disorders.

-Make a strategy to deal with this problem.

2:3 0-3:30 p. m. Listen to anything! Voice of recovery from gambling addiction

Ted Heartwell (Secretar y-General of the Gambling Administration Council, Nevada), Ed Talbot (Secretar y-General of the Gambling Administration Countermeasures Countermeasures), Michel Markin (Assistant Professor of the University of East Carolina, Doctor of Law), Cathy. Scanran (responsible gaming International Center) (moderator)

What is the experience of those who have recovered from gambling addiction? In this bohemian session, the audience can set the agenda!

Learning goa l-As a result of the program, the participants will be able to do the following:

-You can explain the various experiences of recovery from gambling addiction.

-The knowledge of recovery experience is applied to clinical, research, and responsible gambling policy.

15:30-15:50 Refreshing break

3:50 pm to 4:50 pm Is a responsible gambling effective? New research on pr e-comittics

Dr. Michael J. A. Wall (Professor of Karlton University)

Moderator Kate Debon, US gaming association

Is a pr e-comittment a responsible gambling strategy that allows you to set expenditures and time restrictions before gambling? In research by Dr. Wohl's ICRG subsidy, Playmyway. We investigated the spread and effects of programs.

Learning goa l-As a result of the program, the participants will be able to do the following:

-You can explain the basis of the pr e-commitment as a responsible gambling strategy.

-Ch critics of research on pr e-commitment.

-Intake research results into preventive programs.

5-6 P. m. Responsible Gambling Program Optimization: Use a positive play approach to measure responsible play, identify the program's success, and identify improvements.

This presentation describes research results on Positive Play Scale (PPS) and the early development of the PPS Lottery scale. He will also explain the development and initial research results of Positive Play Quiz.

Lecturer Nashim Taburi (Dr. Karlton University)

Moderator Kate Carlson (Foreign Lottery CSR / Compliance Director

Learning goa l-As a result of the program, the participants will be able to do the following:

-Positive play can explain the principle of play.

-Cr critics of research on positive play.

-Intake insight into responsible gambling programs.

6:15 pm to 8:00 pm reception and poster session

October 9, 2023 (Monday

7:00 am to 8:00 AA/GA public meeting

Anyone can participate.

Networking breakfast for all participants

8-9 A. M. Future gambler? Transition from video games to gambling in young people

Dr. Luke Clark (Professor of Psychology, University of British Colombia)

Moderator Martin Ricca, Enstein, American regulation and responsible gambling SVP

In video games, a loot box is a consumable item and a virtual item that can be redeemed. Research has shown that there is a relevance between participation in a loot box and gambling issues. However, the causal relationship is unknown. Dr. Clark reports a vertical study that tracks the transition from video games to gambling.

Learning goa l-As a result of the program, the participants will be able to do the following:

- Learn the difference between causation, correlation, and association in research studies.

- Describe the similarities and differences between loot boxes and gambling.

- Consider how prevention programs can be developed to address this issue.

9:15 - 10:15 a. m. Youth and the Lottery

Speaker: Dr. Zu Wei Zhai, Assistant Professor, Neuroscience Program, Middlebury College

Moderator: Connie Jones, Director of Responsible Gaming, AGEM

Lottery purchasing is widespread among adolescents. One study found that lottery purchasing among this demographic leads to later gambling problems. Dr. Zai will report on this research and suggest ways to address this issue.

Learning goa l-As a result of the program, the participants will be able to do the following:

- Describe the prevalence of youth gambling on lotteries.

- Critically evaluate research on youth lottery play.

- Consider how research findings can be applied to new prevention and responsible gambling programs.

10:15 - 10:40 a. m. Snack Break

10:4 5-11:45 a. m. Gambling Problems and Stigma: Opportunities for Treatment and Prevention

Dr. Leanne Quigley, Assistant Professor, Psychology, Yeshiva University

We all know that problem gamblers and people with gambler problems face stigma in modern society. But what is the real impact of stigma and how can we change those attitudes? Dr. Quigley will dig deeper into the impact of stigma on treatment, recovery, and public health policies for people with gambling problems, reporting on her research.

Learning goa l-As a result of the program, the participants will be able to do the following:

- Assess the damage caused by stigma towards people with gambling problems.

- Apply research findings to reform existing recovery and public health policies.

Noon - 1 p. m. Awards Luncheon

Concurrent Special Tracks

Clinician, Researcher, and Public Health Professional Track

1 - 2 p. m. Integrative Cultural Healing Model Speaker: Dr. Martina Werschla, Arrow Lake Tribe, Colville Confederated Tribes, Washington State

Moderator: Dr. Katherine Spilde, MBA, Endowed Chair, Sycuan Institute on Tribal Gaming, Professor, L. Robert Payne School of Hospitality & Tourism Management, San Diego State University, Member of the ICRG Board of Directors

Dr. Welshula has cooperated in a wide range of native American communities nationwide, and regional and national policy development, education, and behavioral hygiene. Recent jobs are the development of integrated cultural therapy models to deal with tribal trauma, mental health, and drug use disorders.

Learning goa l-As a result of the program, the participants will be able to do the following:

-The principles of integrated cultural treatment models can be applied to clinical practice.

Trucks for industry experts and regulatory authorities

1-2:00 pm Cashless Gambling: Exploration of health risks and strengthening consumer protection

Professor Luke Clark (Professor of Psychology, University of British Colombia

Dr. Kasura Gaachian, Doctor of Las Vegas, Nevada University

Moderator Omel Suttal, Site Line Payment c o-founder and c o-CEO

With the evolution of payment technology, there has been a question about the effects of customers who may have a problem with gambling on the effects of customers. This session introduces the latest research on "cashless gambling".

Learning goa l-As a result of the program, the participants will be able to do the following:

-Is critically evaluate the current survey on the impact of digital payments in gambling facilities.

-The research results are applied to improving responsible gambling strategies.

Trucks for clinicians, researchers, public health experts

Clinician, Researcher, and Public Health Professional Track

Dr. Samuel Peter (Darlam, Virginia)

Dr. David Hodgins (Calgary University)

Dr. Shane Klaus (University of Nevada Las Vegas

Ted Heartwell (Nevada Gambling addiction Countermeasures Council)

Dr. Rory Pungpand (University of Memphis)

Moderator Cristin Riley (Responsible Gaming International Center)

There is no standard treatment for gambling addiction or the way to recovery. Panel discussion briefly reports on various approaches on various approaches, including mindfulness, CBT, brief intervention, contingency management, and gamblaz Annimus.

Learning goa l-As a result of the program, the participants will be able to do the following:

-Bear the current status of research on various treatments and other paths for recovery from gambling addiction.

- Explain why research into the treatment of gambling disorders is difficult.

- Apply insights about different treatments to clinical practice.

Industry and Regulator Track

1-2:00 pm Cashless Gambling: Exploration of health risks and strengthening consumer protection

Speakers Dr. Michael Wall (Carlton University), Dr. Brett L. Abarbanell (International Gaming Institute, UNLV), Dr. Garrett Ferns (MGM Resorts International), Dr. Gloria Miele (UCLA), Deirdre Querny MSW (Hamilton Alcohol, Drug and Gambling Services), Mr. Peter Cohen (Agenda Group) (Moderator)

Many have attributed the low uptake of responsible gambling (RG) programs to messaging. This panel will briefly report on survey findings and ideas for improving the language of RG programs.

Learning Objective s-As a result of this program, participants will be able to:

Learning goa l-As a result of the program, the participants will be able to do the following:

- Discuss language that may stigmatize responsible gambling, a concern for researchers, treatment providers, and responsible gambling experts.

3:10 - 3:30 p. m. Refreshment Break

3:30 - 4:30 p. m. Plenary Session: Trajectories of Sports Gambling Over Time

Speaker: Dr. Joshua Grubbs, Associate Professor, University of New Mexico

Moderator: Michael Sol, Innovation Group

What are the latest findings from the ICRG-funded national survey of sports gambling? Join Dr. Grubbs to explore sports gamblers in the United States and their potential health risks.

Learning Objectives - As a result of the program, participants will be able to:

- Distinguish between the types of sports betting available in the United States as of 2023.

- Describe demographic and socioeconomic predictors of sports betting behavior.

4:45 - 6:15 p. m. Trends Shaping the Future of Responsible Gaming

Speaker: Dr. Jeremiah Weinstock, Professor and Director of Clinical Programs, Saint Louis University

Moderator Alan Feldman, UNLV

How is technology shaping prevention and intervention for gambling problems? Dr. Weinstock will discuss his work with mHealth apps and other developments he sees.

Learning Objectives - As a result of the program, participants will be able to:

- Describe the various ways technology is being used in mental health care and prevention.

- Critically evaluate what research is needed to evaluate new technology-based interventions and responsible gambling programs.

- Explain the advantages and disadvantages of AI in treatment and prevention.

Updated as of October 26, 2023: We are waiting for the final registration/scanned badge list so we can email participants the link to SurveyMonkey. You must complete the assessment in SurveyMonkey to receive your CE certificate. Please contact Noelle Mancini (nmancini@icrg. org) with any questions.

Continuing Education

Conference participants may earn up to 13. 50 continuing education hours approved by medical and legal accreditation bodies.

Pre-con Workshops for Treatment Providers:

2 Hours

Mindfulness-Based Relapse Prevention for Gambling Problems or

Concordant Couples Therapy for Gambling Disorder
11. 50 hours

_{Sessions Sunday afternoon to Monday afternoon.}

The International Center for Responsible Gaming is approved by NAADAC, the National Association for Addiction Professionals, to provide continuing education (Provider No. 100793) - The International Center for Responsible Gaming is approved by NBCC, the National Board of Certified Counselors, as an Accredited Continuing Education Provider, ACEP No. 6474. Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified. The ICRG is solely responsible for all aspects of the program. - The International Center for Responsible Gaming (ICRG) is approved by the American Psychological Association to host continuing education for psychologists. The ICRG retains responsibility for this program and its content.

Agencies that have approved ICRG as a CE Provider

The IGCCB has approved the ICRG conference for 13. 25 hours (C-0-115).

Single Program Approval

The Nevada Continuing Legal Education Board has approved the ICRG conference for 13 credits.
This program has been approved by the National Association of Social Workers (approval number 886911286-4174) as 13. 5 continuing education contact hours.
The Pennsylvania State CLE Board has approved this conference as 13. 5 CLEs.
The Nevada State Board of Alcohol, Drug and Gambling Counselors Examiners has approved the ICRG conference as 13. 5 hours (approval code: 2023-0728).
ICRG has also sought single program approval of this conference from the following organizations, most of which have approved CE hours provided at past ICRG conferences and webinars: Canadian Problem Gambling Certification Board, Nevada Board of Examiners for Social Workers, and Nevada Certification Board.

(If you would like a CLE in other jurisdictions, please contact Christine Riley (Creilly@icrg. org). In iCrg. org/Events, obtain the latest information on CE and Cle approval).

Brett L. Aber Banel, Nevada University Las Vegas International Gaming Institute Executive Director

Speakers

Professor Luke Clark, Professor of Psychology, University of British Colombia

Garrett Farnes, MGM Resorts International Director in charge of gaming

Alan Feldman, Nevada University Las Vegas's responsibility gaming special researcher, ICRG Honorary Chairman

Dr. Kasura Gaachian, Doctor of Las Vegas, Nevada University

Dr. Joshua Grabs, Associate Professor of New Mexico University

Ted Heartwell, Secretar y-General of the Gambling addiction Countermeasures Council, Nevada

Dr. David Hodgins, Professor of the Faculty of Psychology, Calgary University

Professor Shane Klaus, Professor of Psychology, Las Vegas, University of Nevada

Bonnie Lee (PHD): Professor / Researcher Professor / Researcher, Lesbridge University

Mark Lipparell IICRG Chairman

Dr. Michelle Malkin, Assistant Professor of East Carolina University

Arthur Paikovsky ICRG Chairman

Dalam Va Healthcare System Clinical Staff Psychologist Samuel Peter

Dr. Laurie Pungpand, Professor of the University of Memphis University

Dr. Lean Quigley (Assistant Professor of Psychology, Jessiba)

Dr. Nashim Taburi, Associate Professor of Karlton University

Ed Talbot, Secretar y-General of the Gambling Additional Countermeasures Council, New Hampshire

Stacey Tovino, JD, PHD, William J. Array Oklahoma Faculty of Law

Jelemia Wine Stock (Dr.) Professor of St. Louis, Clinical Program / Department

Martina Whelshula, PHD, Colville Al l-Relake Tribe, Washington

Michael J. A. Wohl, PHD, Professor of Karlton University

Dr. Zu Wei Zhai (Zu Wei Zhai), Associate Professor of Neuroscience Program, Middleberry University

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Fees & Registration

ICRG introduces new research on gambling disorders and responsible gambling in poster sessions and receptions held at the ICRG conference. This event is an opportunity for researchers to report empirical research and discuss the results with the attendees. Every year, the committee selects the excellent poster award and a good work.

Poster Session

Abstracts Due August 15, 2023

Posters can focus on all aspects of gambling disorders and responsible gambling, and need to report empirical research. Abstracts are examined for scientific validity.

SUBJECT MATTER

Use the MS Word® or other warproppertail for the abstract, and submit the font size in an electronic file with a 12pt or less. At that time, specify the following information:

SUBMISSION GUIDELINES ‍

-Aspai d-Author name and affiliatio n-the first author's email addres s-Poster summary (within 500 characters). Please follow the APA format for the text and references. Abstracts should be described: -Samples and methods, preliminary knowledge, suggestions in this field, and research on people or animals included in the abstracts will be a guidance policy on the Helsinki World Medical Association. And the digital signature of the first author to prove that it complies with the principle.

When submitting a poster, at least one author must attend the academic society and agree to participate in the poster session on October 8. You cannot be the first author of multiple topics.

The abstract will be accepted sequentially until August 15, 2023. Please send the abstract to CHRISTINE REILLY (CREILLY @Icrg. org). For more information and questions, up to 978-338-6610.

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