Digital Symposium: Youth Problem Gambling Prevention - Strategies for Enhanced Impact and Resilience

Digital Symposium: Youth Problem Gambling Prevention - Strategies for Enhanced Impact and Resilience

By Michael Harrison

March 11, 2025 at 06:08 PM

The Digital Symposium explores effective strategies for preventing problem gambling among youth and young adults during a time of increased gambling exposure. This session focuses on evidence-based approaches that consider emotional regulation skills and cultural responsiveness in prevention programs.

Key Focus Areas:

  • Development of targeted prevention and education programs
  • Understanding links between emotional dysregulation and gambling severity
  • Implementation of culturally responsive intervention strategies
  • Practical tools for program development and implementation

The symposium addresses the growing concern of gambling-related problems in young people, particularly those experiencing co-occurring mental health and behavioral disorders. Experts will share insights on reducing gambling-related harm through emotional regulation skill development and targeted interventions.

Resources for Problem Gambling Support:

All support services are free, confidential, and available around the clock for individuals seeking help with gambling-related issues.

The National Council on Problem Gambling (NCPG), maintaining a neutral stance on legalized gambling, serves as the nation's primary nonprofit organization dedicated to addressing gambling-related harm through education, treatment, and prevention initiatives.

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