Webinar Series
NCPG webinars explore crucial topics in problem gambling education, prevention, treatment and research.
Bringing Gambling Disorder Into Behavioral Health Treatment: An Integration Story
Tuesday, November 18, 2025
1:00 pm ET
Many people dealing with Gambling Disorder are also dealing with co-occurring 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: Free for members, $59 for non-members
- CE’s Available: There are no CE’s available for this webinar
Presenters
David Corse, LPC, CGACII, CADCIII
David Corse, LPC, CGACII, CADCIII has worked in the problem gambling treatment field for over fifteen years. David is an experienced counselor, program manager/director, clinical supervisor, trainer and educator. In addition to managing and supervising co-occurring disorders and problem gambling treatment programming, David has been an advocate for integration of behavioral health services throughout his career in the Behavioral Health field(s). David has also served as adjunct instructor in counseling at both the Associate and Graduate levels. David has worked at the Oregon Health Authority as the Problem Gambling Treatment Specialist before moving into his current role.
Greta Coe
Greta Coe has worked as the Problem Gambling Services Program Manager for the Oregon Health Authority for over a decade. Her innovative approach to expansion and support of problem gambling treatment and prevention has had demonstrated results.
Gambling & Youth: Talking About Risks and Healthy Choices
Tuesday, December 9, 2025
1:00 pm ET
This webinar will explore empathetic and comprehensive strategies for discussing gambling and sports betting with young people. Presenter and Community Educator Brittany Sue Hines will delve into the neuroscience behind teen addiction and decision-making, explaining why youth are especially vulnerable to gambling-related issues. Attendees will learn evidence-based communication strategies that promote awareness and informed choices, and will have the opportunity to review new research collected from pre-professional young athletes from Major League Soccer Academies across the United States.
- Price: Free for members, $59 for non-members
- CE’s Available: There are no CE’s available for this webinar
Presenter
Brittany Sue Hines, M.Ed
Brittany Sue Hines is an educator with 10 years of experience focusing primarily in sexual health and addiction prevention education. She holds a BFA from the University of Hartford and a Master’s in Education in Educational, School & Counseling Psychology from the University of Missouri. Brittany is a member of the Knowledge Empowers Youth Coalition of Illinois and is proud to be part of NCPG’s Research Professional Resource Network. In her work as the Lead Community Educator with Chicago-based Response for Teens, she “specializes in uncomfortable conversations” through her creation and implementation of curriculum around sexual and reproductive health, youth development, addiction prevention, digital citizenship, and more. Brittany’s mission is to bring joyful empowerment to young people and their trusted adults as a means of cultivating a more inclusive, resilient, and healthier future.
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