Training Calendar

Problem Gambling screening event hosted in the SCC-Lincoln main building. Information on problem gambling prevention and treatment will be available, along with screening tools and the opportunity to speak with treatment professionals.

As we observe Problem Gambling Awareness Month in the U.S. throughout March, now is a good time to align your business with the latest trends and regulations in responsible gambling worldwide. This webinar will delve into the world of responsible gambling from a regulatory perspective, helping you stay ahead of the curve so you can maintain a proactive compliance strategy for responsible gambling. During this webinar, you’ll discover more about:

• Duty of care requirements for responsible gambling in Europe
• Potential impacts of the SAFE Bet Act in the U.S.
• Gambling advertising bans, and their impact on responsible gambling
• What AI can bring to responsible gambling aside from monitoring
• Financial affordability checks and the single customer view

...and much more! Speakers:

• Moderator:?Thomas Simcock, Principal Analyst, Vixio
• Rasmus Kjaergaard, CEO, Mindway AI
• Max Collinge, Head of Product, Yaspa
• Zachary Birnbaum, Principal Analyst, Vixio

This Digital Symposium Session will explore the development of effective prevention and education programs to address problem gambling among youth and young adults. As exposure to gambling continues to increase, young people are at a heightened risk of developing gambling-related problems, often accompanied by co-occurring mental health and behavioral disorders. The symposium brings together experts to share evidence-based strategies aimed at reducing gambling-related harm, with a particular focus on the role of emotional regulation skills in prevention. Sessions will examine the links between emotional dysregulation, coping strategies, and problem gambling severity, and how targeted interventions may help mitigate risk. Additionally, the event will highlight the importance of culturally responsive programs that consider the diverse identities and experiences of young adults. The event aims to equip attendees with practical tools and insights to develop more effective, tailored programs for preventing problem gambling in youth and young adults.

The National Council on Problem Gambling (NCPG) will host a forum on June 12, 2025 to provide updates on the National Problem Gambling Helpline Modernization Project and gather feedback from key stakeholders. This forum will offer a comprehensive overview of the project’s progress, highlighting successes, addressing challenges, and outlining the next steps. Participants will have the opportunity to ask questions, share experiences, and provide suggestions to help shape the next phase of the helpline's modernization, ensuring it meets the evolving needs of individuals and communities impacted by gambling harm, while also supporting the efforts of engaged partners. This event is free, but registration is required.

The National Council on Problem Gambling (NCPG) will host a forum on September 11, 2025 to provide updates on the National Problem Gambling Helpline Modernization Project and gather feedback from key stakeholders. This forum will offer a comprehensive overview of the project’s progress, highlighting successes, addressing challenges, and outlining the next steps. Participants will have the opportunity to ask questions, share experiences, and provide suggestions to help shape the next phase of the helpline's modernization, ensuring it meets the evolving needs of individuals and communities impacted by gambling harm, while also supporting the efforts of engaged partners. This event is free, but registration is required.

The National Council on Problem Gambling (NCPG) will host a forum on December 18, 2025 to provide updates on the National Problem Gambling Helpline Modernization Project and gather feedback from key stakeholders. This forum will offer a comprehensive overview of the project’s progress, highlighting successes, addressing challenges, and outlining the next steps. Participants will have the opportunity to ask questions, share experiences, and provide suggestions to help shape the next phase of the helpline's modernization, ensuring it meets the evolving needs of individuals and communities impacted by gambling harm, while also supporting the efforts of engaged partners. This event is free, but registration is required.