GGTU launches four new courses

Gambling, Gaming and Technology Use (GGTU) has launched four new courses now open for Fall registration:

Foundational

• An Introduction to Problem Technology Use (IPTU)
• An Introduction to Problem Gambling (IPG)

Intermediate

• Cognitive Behavioural Approaches for Problem Gambling Treatment (CB-1)
  *Learners should be active clinicians who are working with problem gambling clients; registrants may be contacted to confirm their eligibility.
   

Advanced

• Trauma Informed Care: Recovery, Resilience and Reconnection (TIC)
  *Learners should be active clinicians who are working with problem gambling clients; registrants may be contacted to confirm their eligibility.
   

Part of the Knowledge Mobilization portfolio in the Provincial System Support Program (PSSP) at CAMH, GGTU develops and delivers online courses and webinars to provide mental health and addiction service providers with the latest information on evidence-informed practices for the identification and treatment of problem gambling and other behavioural addictions including problem technology use.

All of GGTU's courses and webinars are accredited by the Canadian Problem Gambling Certification Board (CPGCB) and the Canadian Addiction Counsellors Certification Federation (CACCF). Continuing Education Units (CEU) are listed in the course descriptions.

Enrollment is free for all service providers in Ontario. When fees are applicable, they will be listed in the course description.

For training-related questions, please e-mail pssp.courses@camh.ca.