Trainings to build capacity
Access dynamic training opportunities from M-TAC and other leaders in problem gambling treatment.
This two-hour training is designed to help participants define and explore the mind-body connection, recognize what biopsychosocial factors might provoke
After Work Presentation: Rob Minnick from ODAAT Gambling Awareness
Rob Minnick, known as ODAAT (Gambling Awareness online is a gambling addiction recovery content creator on the following platforms: Tiktok,
Sports Betting from the Front Line: Treating Sports Betting in Clinical Practice
Virtual/remote trainingThis training will be offered by M-TAC's colleagues at The Better Institute. In this webinar, we'll examine the relationship between
Addressing Gambling & Co-occurring Disorders in Practice (Spring 2025)
This training will provide participants with knowledge and skills to manage Gambling Disorder and co-occurring disorders. We will start with
Introduction to Promoting Problem Gambling Treatment Services (Spring 2025)
This training will provide valuable guidance and insight on effective ways to promote your organization’s problem gambling services in your
The Intersection of Money & Mind: Supporting Mental Health Through Financial Education (Spring 2025)
This 2-hour training will serve as an introduction to counselors, administrators, etc. to financial literacy and how it can be
Lunch and Learn: Rob Minnick of ODAAT Gambling Awareness
Rob Minnick, known as ODAAT (Gambling Awareness online is a gambling addiction recovery content creator on the following platforms: Tiktok,
Behind Closed Doors: The Reality of Women and Disordered Gambling (Spring 2025)
The presentation is hosted by MTAC in collaboration with Christina Cook, founder of The Broke Girl Society. This one-hour session will touch
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Support your clients and build awareness about problem gambling with free materials in many languages. From wallet cards to workbooks, these resources help people understand the risks, how to make changes, and how resources like the Helpline can support them.