PGS Conference May 2011

why your prevention, treatment and recovery work is so important

Agenda Welcome – Wendy Hausotter  Addiction Programs Administrator Karen Wheeler  Interim Manager Wendy Hausotter  Partners  Helpline – Michele Tantriella-Modell  Lottery – Carole Hardy  Oregon Council on Problem Gambling – Tom Moore  Voices of Problem Gambling Recovery – Jeff Marotta and Wes Wood BREAK

10:30 to noon Treatment folks stay here: Family Treatment with Oblio Stroyman Prevention folks move next door to Board Room…..but save your spot for lunch! Noon box lunches and Oregon Gambling History presentation 1 – 4 Treatment folks in main room: Mindfullness Based Relapse Prevention with Stephen Keeley and Denise Gour Prevention folks back to Board Room for Social Marketing with Jennifer Heilbronner Adjourn after your session; pick up CEU certificates; see you tomorrow at 8:30

tomorrow  Start at 8:30; end at noon  NIATx  Awareness tools  Trauma Informed Care  Residential Program  Adjourn and optional tour of residential facility!

Karen Wheeler Addiction Programs Administrator Oregon Health Authority

Interim Manager’s Update We lost a colleague this year….

Remembering Brad Killian

Interim Manager’s Update  How long have you been involved with Oregon PG services?  Reminder: Oregon Health Authority (not DHS)  Legislation  Advisory committee  “look back” option for funding stability  Budget

Budget: step 1

Budget: step 2 due out today!! Oregon Economic Forecast and Lottery revenue forecast Legislatively approved budget Step 3

12 FYI: Projected Video Lottery Sales Line Games Introduced Recession + Smoking Ban

Budget: step 3 Treatment: 1/12 monthly allotments start Prevention: implementation plans due by 6/30/11 Amendments likely depending on Lottery forecast Biennial payback process begins after that and is managed by OHA not us, although we have input

Treatment  ISSR  Client-finding outreach  Locator forms  QIR (Quality Improvement Reports) and monthly billings

Prevention  Reminder: AD 80 requirements changing: CPS required as of July 1  Emphasis on infusion  Student Wellness Survey

Workforce Development  New schedule  National Conference

How are we doing?

delinquency sexual behavior smoking drug use gambling Problem Behaviors Youth Problem Gambling: One Component of Problem Behaviors

Demographics of Gambling Treatment Centers Participants in Oregon 2010 Total clients: 1,492 Gamblers / 264 Clients in Family Programs Gender, Gambler Clients Males 46% Females 54% Average Age 47 years Average Household Income $32,706 Race/Ethnicity White 83% Marital Status Married 40% Divorced 25% Primary Locations for Gambling Lottery retailer (video) 74% Casino 18% Primary Gambling Preference Video poker 55% Slot machines 32% Cards 6% Average Gambling-Related Debt $ 29,974 (over 100 reported debt over $100,000 and 1 reported debt over $1 million) Source: Moore, 2011

PG Treatment Reduces Crime

Problem Gambling Treatment Saves Money

Lunch  Box lunches…thank you Bridgeway Recovery!  Presentation on the history of gambling in Oregon  Veronica Martin, Portland Monthly magazine

Resource Materials Take lots of the resource materials!! Our distribution center is downsizing so we need these things in your hands, not our warehouse!

CEUs  Pick up at end of each day

Powerpoints  Will be posted on our website and on prevention coordinator website and you will be sent a link after the conference