Discovery 2006 - Presentations
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- Public Opinion, Attitudes and the Media
- Gambling Online - Should We Be Worried?
- Managing Community Partnerships
- Info Onsite - Responsible Gaming Information Centres
- Using Player Information To Reduce Problem Gambling
- Getting Connected - The Internet As A Helping Tool
- Problem Gambling And Family Impacts
- Social Marketing Campaigns: What Are We Learning? Part One
- Helplines - A Fresh Look
- Social Marketing Campaigns: What Are We Learning? Part Two
- Problem Gambling and Pharmaceuticals - Current Research
- Staff Training - What Gaming Staff Need To Know
- Problem Gambling - Looking Through New Lenses
- Principles of Change: What Works and Why in Problem Gambling Interventions
- Relapse Prevention - Preparing Clients
- Developing Responsible Gambling Guidelines
- McGee, Margaret
How the media tells the gambling story: A Nova Scotia case study - Scanlan, Kathleen M.A.
Public Opinion Survey 2005 - Kelly, Jon Ph.D.
Public Perceptions/Attitudes - McGee, Margaret
How the media tells the gambling story: A Nova Scotia case study - Bowal, Peter LLM, LLB
The Legal Regulation of Online Gambling in Canada - Derevensky, Jeffrey Ph.D.; McBride, Jessica
Internet Gambling Among Youth: A Preliminary Examination - Wiebe, Jamie Ph.D.
Internet Gaming: Player Safeguards - Reid, Jane
Responsible Gambling Education 2003 - Smith, Louis
Managing Community Partnerships - Stansfield, John
Right Clubbing - Boutin, Claude M.Ps.
Info Onsite - Norman, Laurie
The Face of Responsible Gaming is Changing - Williams, Karen
Responsible Gaming Information Centres - Davies, Bill
iCare: Integrating responsible gaming into casino operations - Oud, Ronald
Prevention Policy Responsible Gaming - Cooper, Gerry EdD; P., Charlie
Online Help for Gambling Problems: What’s Been Happening for the Past Five Years and Where Are We Going? - Warner, Marlene M.A.
Your First Step to Change An Online Guidebook - Christie, Debbie MSW
Gambling and Abuse of Older Adults - Derevensky, Jeffrey Ph.D.
Parenting Styles and Family Environment: Influences on Youth Problem Gambling - Grover, Devonna
The Oklahoma Association for Gambling Addiction Awareness - Messerlian, Carmen M.Sc.
A social marketing approach to youth gambling: An adolescent perspective - Montgomery, Wendy; Vecsi, Joe
Social Marketing Campaigns: What are we learning? - Reid, Jane
Responsible Gambling Community Awareness Campaign - Counter, Anne; Davey, Brad
What is the Ontario Problem Gambling Helpline (OPGH)? - Marotta, Jeffrey Ph.D.
How Helpful are Problem Gambling Help-Lines? - Petro, Tamara M.P.H.
Connecticut Council on Problem Gambling - Dechant, Kristianne M.A.
Think You Can Twist My Arm? - Freethy, Chris M.A.
From Call to Help to Self Management - Kelly, Jon Ph.D.
Social Marketing Campaigns: Some Lessons Learned - McNeilly, Dennis Ph.D.
Problem Gambling and Pharmaceuticals - What’s new - Stacy, Mark MD
Problem Gambling & Pharmaceuticals: Parkinson’s Disease - Beaudoin, Marie-Caroline M.A.; Ross, David Ph.D.
Evidence-based training for gambling therapists: A question of balance - Smitheringale, Bill M.Ed.
Lottery Retailer Training: A Manitoba Partnership Initiative - Murray, Robert; Palantzas, Betty
Staff Training: What Gaming Staff Need to Know - Norris, Joan Ph.D.
Family context & measurement of problem gambling among rural Ontario seniors - Stansfield, John
Problem Gambling Foundation of New Zealand - Turner, Nigel Ph.D.
Pathways into Pathological Gambling - Querney, Deirdre MSW
STEPS: A Modified DBT Group for Preventing Relapse Among Problem Gamblers and Substance Abusers - Trelford, Amanda
Preparing Clients for Change: What Have We Learned? - Hodgins, David Ph.D.
Using Population Health Data to Develop Responsible Gambling Limits
PUBLIC OPINION, ATTITUDES AND THE MEDIA
GAMBLING ONLINE - SHOULD WE BE WORRIED?
MANAGING COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS
INFO ONSITE - RESPONSIBLE GAMING INFORMATION
USING PLAYER INFORMATION TO REDUCE PROBLEM GAMBLING
GETTING CONNECTED - THE INTERNET AS A HELPING TOOL
PROBLEM GAMBLING AND FAMILY IMPACTS
SOCIAL MARKETING CAMPAIGNS: WHAT ARE WE LEARNING? PART ONE
SOCIAL MARKETING CAMPAIGNS: WHAT ARE WE LEARNING? PART TWO
PROBLEM GAMBLING AND PHARMACEUTICALS - CURRENT RESEARCH
STAFF TRAINING - WHAT GAMING STAFF NEED TO KNOW
PROBLEM GAMBLING - LOOKING THROUGH NEW LENSES
PRINCIPLES OF CHANGE: WHAT WORKS AND WHY IN PROBLEM GAMBLING INTERVENTIONS
RELAPSE PREVENTION - PREPARING CLIENTS
DEVELOPING RESPONSIBLE GAMBLING GUIDELINES
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