Training Center
*Stay Tuned* Upcoming Live Webinars
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IN-PERSON- March 11th, Problem Gambling Group Training Series- Train the Trainer-Part 1
This is ONLY for OASAS providers. This will be offered IN-PERSON on March 11th, 2025 in ALBANY, NY before the NYCPG Annual Conference. Please only register for this section if you intend to atten... -
LIVE Webinar March 5th, 2025- Screening for Problem Gambling
This training will assist treatment providers in integrating problem gambling screening and educate them on how to move forward if client screens positive. The course includes information about bar... -
LIVE Webinar- February 25th @12pm- Problem Gambling and the African American Culture
Participants will gain an understanding of what problem gambling looks like in the African American community and the barriers they face. -
VIRTUAL-March 18th- Problem Gambling Group Training Series-Train the Trainer-Part 1
This is ONLY for OASAS providers. This is a 2 part series that includes Part 1- Content, Part 2- Teach Back Session. You must complete both parts to receive a certificate. This course will provi... -
VIRTUAL-March 25th- Problem Gambling Group Training Series- Part 2
This is ONLY for OASAS providers. This is a 2 part series that includes Part 1- Content, Part 2- Teach Back Session. Part 2 will only unlock registration after your complete Part 1. You must comp...
Self-Paced Trainings
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CPP-G 30 Hour Course
CPP-G 30 Hour Course. This self-paced course includes modules on knowledge of gambling venues, problem gambling knowledge and education, special populations and cultural competency, public policy a... -
Effectively Using Voluntary Self-Exclusion (VEP) in Clinical Practice
Harm reduction refers to strategies aimed at reducing negative consequences of gambling behaviors that occur on a continuum from responsible gambling to voluntary self-exclusion. Both strategies ha... -
Pathological Gambling and Bipolar II – Looking for the Ultimate High (1.0 OASAS, SW, LMHC)
This course examines the relationship of bipolar disorder II and pathological gambling. Individuals with Bipolar diagnosis are four times more likely to have moderate to severe gambling problems t... -
Putting Together Peer and Professional Supports for Recovery: Understanding, Appreciating and Valuing (1.0 OASAS, SW, LMHC, IGCCB)
With the proliferation and increased accessibility of gambling, initiating and maintaining recovery for those experiencing gambling problems is becoming increasingly challenging. We need to maximiz... -
Underage and Problem Gambling Prevention Skills Training Series (4.0 CPP, CPS, IGCCG and OASAS/CPP/CPS Renewal)
NYCPG worked with CADCA to develop this four module training for citizens, leaders and professionals looking to increase their skills in preventing underage and problem gambling in their communitie... -
Gaming & Gambling: Introduction and Tools for Clinical Practice (2.0 SW, LMHC, and OASAS)
With the ease of accessibility to gambling and gaming via a myriad of technological devices and loopholes, more individuals are being impacted by the intersections of gaming and gambling than ever ...
Problem Gambling Clinician Training
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The Application of Treatment Essentials for Problem Gambling (14.0 OASAS, SW)
Leading experts in the field of problem gambling present research and educational resources to mitigate and address gambling disorder. Participants will gain a better understanding of problem gambl... -
A Primer on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (1.5 OASAS, SW)
Presented by Dr. EdelgardWulfert, Ph.D., this 90-minute session serves as a primer to Cognitive Motivational Behavior Therapy presenting an overview of Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT) and its appl... -
A Primer on Motivational Interviewing (1.5 OASAS, SW)
Presented by Dr. James Broussard, Ph.D., this 90-minute session will present a general introduction to Motivational Interviewing as it’s used in Cognitive Motivational Behavior Therapy, including a... -
Problem Gambling Treatment Specialist Training (OASAS 60 hours)
The goal of this training is to provide the knowledge required to treat problem gamblers and their families. The curriculum includes:Knowledge and EducationSpecial PopulationsScreening and Assessme...