Training Calendar

The NGAGE 3.0 survey from the National Council on Problem Gambling reveals important trends in gambling behaviors and public attitudes across the U.S. This webinar will explore key findings from the 2024 survey, including changes in the risk of gambling addiction among young adults and the growing impact of online gambling platforms. Principal researcher Don Feeney will examine how the national trends have changed since 2018 and discuss the implications of the most recent survey findings on prevention, treatment, and public policy. Price: Free for members, $59 for non-members. There are no CE’s available for this webinar.

September is National Recovery Month. Join Adam Lyons, host of The Modern Meeting podcast, for an open conversation about the growing trend of people in recovery publicly embracing and sharing that identity. We’ll explore how social media has amplified these voices, making recovery stories more visible than ever. In this AMA, you’ll have the chance to ask questions and discuss what’s driving this shift, how it’s reshaping what recovery looks like, and what it means for connection, advocacy, and stigma reduction. Price: This webinar is free to the public, but registration is required. There are no CE’s available for this webinar.

Sunrise Community for Recovery and Wellness, in collaboration with the NC Problem Gambling Program, has pioneered a first of its kind problem gambling peer support program. Over the past year, we have embarked on a remarkable journey marked by both triumphs and obstacles. This presentation will delve into our significant accomplishments and the challenges we’ve faced. Our objective is to share the insights we’ve gained, encouraging other regions to adopt problem gambling peer support models. Furthermore, we aspire to establish a strong framework that can serve as a blueprint for other organizations aiming to develop similar programs. CE’s Available: 1 (See Accreditation Statements)

The National Council on Problem Gambling (NCPG) will host a forum on September 11, 2025 to provide updates on the National Problem Gambling Helpline Modernization Project and gather feedback from key stakeholders. This forum will offer a comprehensive overview of the project’s progress, highlighting successes, addressing challenges, and outlining the next steps. Participants will have the opportunity to ask questions, share experiences, and provide suggestions to help shape the next phase of the helpline's modernization, ensuring it meets the evolving needs of individuals and communities impacted by gambling harm, while also supporting the efforts of engaged partners. This event is free, but registration is required.

With the rapid evolution of online gambling platforms, safe, sustainable gambling policies and practices are more critical than ever. This session explores frameworks such as the Internet Responsible Gambling Standards (IRGS) and how they guide operators and regulators in creating safer digital gambling environments, examines how accreditation and verification programs can help strengthen player protection, and discusses how responsible gambling skills and practices apply across a spectrum of roles and responsibilities. Through real-world examples and current best practices, this webinar offers actionable strategies for integrating responsible gambling principles across all operational levels.

The National Council on Problem Gambling (NCPG) hosts a variety of committees and groups, each playing an important role in advancing the organization’s mission. This session will provide an overview of each committee and group, outline their objectives and opportunities for involvement, and further engage those who are interested in becoming more active within the organization. Price: This webinar is free to the public, but registration is required. There are no CE’s available for this webinar.

Drawing from experience gleaned from the UK’s TalkBanStop partnership, this presentation will explore the value of layering tools and support to improve self-exclusion outcomes. Self-exclusion programs are the beginning of a journey that now encompasses blocking software, treatment providers, financial services and other stakeholders which can all play a role in a much more collaborative approach to gambling cessation. TalkBanStop has been emulated in Ohio, Norway, Finland and the Netherlands, combining free blocking software with self-exclusion and bridging service users into treatment. Price: $30 for members, $59 for non-members. CE’s Available: 1 (See Accreditation Statements)

Every November and December, participants of the Gift Responsibly Campaign work to educate communities about the dangers of gifting lottery tickets to children, raise awareness about the risks of youth gambling and promote responsible gambling practices for those of legal age who choose to gamble. Ahead of the 2025 Campaign, join NCPG Staff as they review the new and updated campaign toolkit, discuss the different participation levels, and offer suggestions for how to tailor the Gift Responsibly Campaign messages to your audience(s). Price: This webinar is free to the public, but registration is required. There are no CE’s available for this webinar.

Many people dealing with Gambling Disorder are also dealing with co-occcurring mental health and substance use challenges, and yet in most states, treatment for Gambling Disorder remains mostly siloed. Over the past three years, Oregon has been developing an integrated co-occurring disorders treatment initiative that includes Gambling Disorder screening and treatment. This session will discuss Oregon’s strategy and implementation work, models for integrating treatment for Gambling Disorder into a broader behavioral health treatment system, treatment factors, program design, and broader systems issues. Price: $30 for members, $59 for non-members. CE’s Available: 1 (See Accreditation Statements)

The National Council on Problem Gambling (NCPG) will host a forum on December 18, 2025 to provide updates on the National Problem Gambling Helpline Modernization Project and gather feedback from key stakeholders. This forum will offer a comprehensive overview of the project’s progress, highlighting successes, addressing challenges, and outlining the next steps. Participants will have the opportunity to ask questions, share experiences, and provide suggestions to help shape the next phase of the helpline's modernization, ensuring it meets the evolving needs of individuals and communities impacted by gambling harm, while also supporting the efforts of engaged partners. This event is free, but registration is required.