On-Demand Classes

Every March, all on-demand classes are available to everyone at no cost in celebration of Problem Gambling Awareness Month (PGAM).  Classes are also available all year long to Authorized CalGETS (California Gambling Education and Treatment Services) Providers.

Classes provide continuing education through California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists (CAMFT) (accepted by the Board of Behavioral Sciences) and the California Consortium of Addiction Programs and Professionals Educational Institute (CCAPP-EI), and can be downloaded from your Account Page.

Looking for Psychologist-level continuing education? Check out our upcoming Live Classes!

At-Risk Populations
1.0 CE

Sports Betting in the Digital Age: Emerging Trends and Clinical Considerations

Sports betting has rapidly evolved in the digital era, introducing new formats that increase speed, access, and risk. This course explores who engages... [Read More]
Available March 1
1.0 CE

Always Connected: Gambling Risk, Harm and Recovery in the Digital Era - A Clinical and Lived Experience Perspective

Gambling always involves risk, but certain personal, social, and structural factors increase the chance of harm. In today’s digital world, constant ac... [Read More]
Available March 1
1.0 CE

Game Over & Out of Luck: Asian Americans and Problem Gambling

Problem gambling disproportionately affects many Asian American communities, yet research and culturally responsive services remain limited. Explore h... [Read More]
Available March 1
1.0 CE

Cultural Clues & Community Care: Latino Engagement in Gambling Treatment

Learn how cultural values, beliefs, and barriers influence help-seeking for problem gambling in Latino and Hispanic communities. Explore stigma, servi... [Read More]
Available March 1
1.25 CE

Gender and Gambling Behavior: An Analysis of (Dis)Similarities with a Focus on Sports Betting

Explore gambling through a public health lens. Learn clear definitions of gambling and problem gambling, where women and men differ across gambling ty... [Read More]
Available March 1
1.25 CE

Senior Gambling & Self-Determination Theory

Examine senior gambling through the lens of self-determination theory. Using case studies, explore how autonomy, competence, and relatedness shift wit... [Read More]
Available March 1
1.0 CE

Gaming, Gambling and Problematic Media Internet Use: Youth Prevention Curriculum

Youth face growing risks from gaming, gambling, and excessive internet use, which can impact mental health, school performance, and social development... [Read More]
Available March 1
1.0 CE

Changing Youth Gambling Behaviors in Light of Expanded Sports Wagering

Youth gambling behaviors are increasing alongside expanded sports wagering, with growing overlap between gambling and gaming risks such as loot boxes.... [Read More]
Available March 1
1.75 CE

LGBTQ+ & Gambling Disorder: A Cultural Competency Primer

Build LGBTQ+ cultural competency to better support clients and families impacted by addiction and gambling harm. Learn key identities and terms, resea... [Read More]
Available March 1
1.75 CE

Understanding Gambling-Motivated Crime

Explore how gambling disorder can lead to legal trouble, financial harm, and involvement in the criminal justice system. Dr. Michelle Malkin shares re... [Read More]
Available March 1
1.75 CE

Gambling Disorder among US Military Veterans: Clinical Considerations

Gambling disorder is a significant concern among U.S. military veterans. This class reviews current research, common co-occurring mental health condit... [Read More]
Available March 1
1.25 CE

Co-occurring Gambling Disorder and Trauma/PTSD

Trauma and PTSD commonly co-occur with gambling disorder, yet limited research has examined treatments that address both. This class reviews findings ... [Read More]
Available March 1