Discovery 2009 - Presentations
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- Building a Regulated Environment for Online Gaming
- Innovative Online Treatment Options
- Quantifying Problem Gambling – Perspectives From Around the World
- Getting Them & Keeping Them - What Works to Attract and Retain Treatment Clients?
- Asia - The New Frontier - What Prevention Efforts Shine?
- Managing Debt & Finances in Turbulent Times - How Can We Help?
- Responsible Gambling Programs - Should they be Based on Harm Minimization or Consumer Protection?
- Shared Illusions - Overcoming the Myths
- What Can We Look Forward to in Research Over the Next Five Years?
- Addressing “Luck” with Cultural Competence
- Internet Gambling in Canada – Where Are We Now? Where Are We Going?
- Using Technology to Assist Player Control an Example From Sweden
- What’s New in Treatment for Couples and Families?
- van Mierlo, Trevor
Internet-Based Interventions for Problem Gamblers: Accessible, Anonymous, Customizable and Brief - Monaghan, Sally
The Utility of Internet Counselling as a Problem Gambling Treatment Intervention - Miller, Rohan, Ph.D.
Quantifying Problem Gambling: The Australian Perspective - Risbeck, Marie & Romild, Ulla, Ph.D.
Measuring Problem Gambling in The Longitudinal Study of SWELOGS - Turner, Nigel, Ph.D.
Quantifying Problem Gambling: Explorations in Measurement - Conroy, Kayte, Ph.D.
- Counter, Anne,
Bridging the Gap – The Ontario Problem Gambling Helpline Expansion Pilot - Yu-Wai Chiu, Eddie, Ph.D.
Working with Asian Gamblers: San Francisco Experience - Tran, Esther
Providing Facts on How Gambling Really Works As a New Approach in Problem Gambling Prevention for Asian Communities - Campbell, Laurie
Managing Debt & Finances In Turbulent Times - How Can We Help? - Eggert, Kurt
Which Should Come First, Harm Minimization or Consumer Protection for Gamblers? - Wynne, Harold, Ph.D.
Should They Be Based on Harm Minimization or Consumer Protection? - Dechant, Kristianne
Busted! A New Direction in Responsible Gambling Education - .González, Marcela C.
Pathological Gambling – Responsible Gaming: A Contradiction? - Derevensky, Jeffrey Ph.D.
What Can We Look Forward to in Research Over The Next Five Years: Research in an Ever Changing Industry - Hodgins, David Ph.D.
What Can We Look Forward to in Research in The Next 5 Years? - Simpson, Robert
Research Horizons 2009-14 - Crowe-Buffalo, William
Gamble Socially or Not At All - Lee Fong, Alicia & del Valle, Vivian
The Dark Side of Luck - Wood, Robert, Ph.D.
Internet Gambling in Canada: Prevalence, Patterns and Land-Based Comparisons - Wiebe, Jamie, Ph.D.
Internet Gambling & Player Safeguards - Nilsson, Thomas
Using Technology to Assist Player Control an Example From Sweden - Lee, Bonnie, Ph.D.
Congruence Couple Therapy
BUILDING A REGULATED ENVIRONMENT FOR ONLINE GAMING
INNOVATIVE ONLINE TREATMENT OPTIONS
QUANTIFYING PROBLEM GAMBLING – PERSPECTIVES FROM AROUND THE WORLD
GETTING THEM & KEEPING THEM - WHAT WORKS TO ATTRACT AND RETAIN TREATMENT CLIENTS?
ASIA - THE NEW FRONTIER - WHAT PREVENTION EFFORTS SHINE?
MANAGING DEBT & FINANCES IN TURBULENT TIMES - HOW CAN WE HELP?
RESPONSIBLE GAMBLING PROGRAMS - SHOULD THEY BE BASED ON HARM MINIMIZATION OR CONSUMER PROTECTION?
SHARED ILLUSIONS - OVERCOMING THE MYTHS
WHAT CAN WE LOOK FORWARD TO IN RESEARCH OVER THE NEXT FIVE YEARS?
ADDRESSING “LUCK” WITH CULTURAL COMPETENCE
INTERNET GAMBLING IN CANADA – WHERE ARE WE NOW? WHERE ARE WE GOING?
USING TECHNOLOGY TO ASSIST PLAYER CONTROL AN EXAMPLE FROM SWEDEN
Information about treatment centres, help line numbers and Gamblers Anonymous.
