1. Problem Gambling Summit Finley Community Center, Santa Rosa Finley Community Center, Santa Rosa Friday, November 19, 2010 Terri Sue Canale, Deputy Director Office of Problem Gambling

2. OPG Funding Approximately $8.7 M No General Fund Gambling Industry Tribal Gaming Cardrooms Lottery

3. OPG Mandate Toll-free Telephone Help-lines Training Empirically Driven Research Public Awareness Campaign Support Treatment Services

4. Prevention Program Treatment Services Program Services Provided by OPG

5. Prevention Program Toll-free telephone help-lines 1-800-GAMBLER translated to 200+ languages 1-888-968-7888 Mandarin and Cantonese 24/7 assistance Crisis management Referrals to treatment resources

6. Prevention Program Training - NAPAFASA Gambling Industry, Law Enforcement, Health Care Providers, Non-profit Organizations, Educators Multi-lingual - 25 languages Geographically focused CE Units offered, FREE

7. Prevention Program Empirically driven research Freedom from Problem Gambling self-help workbook in 20 languages CBT Patient and Therapist Manuals 2006 Prevalence Study 3.7% in California were identified as problem/pathological gamblers Youth studies California Student Survey FNL Student Survey

8. Prevention Program Public awareness campaigns Problem Gambling Awareness Week training summit FNL youth awareness projects Multi-cultural website provider directory Multi-lingual media campaign

9. Winner NCPG Peoples Choice Award

10. First Spanish Language Billboard

11. First Chinese Language Billboard

12. How can I utilize prevention services? Brochures and resources are FREE opg@adp.ca.gov www.problemgambling.ca.gov opg@adp.ca.gov www.problemgambling.ca.gov Contact OPG directly at opg@adp.ca.gov or www.problemgambling.ca.govopg@adp.ca.govwww.problemgambling.ca.gov www.adp.ca.gov www.adp.ca.gov ADP Resource Center: www.adp.ca.govwww.adp.ca.gov www.napafasa.org www.napafasa.org NAPAFASA: www.napafasa.orgwww.napafasa.org uclagamblingprogram@mednet.ucla.edu uclagamblingprogram@mednet.ucla.edu UCLA Gambling Studies Program: uclagamblingprogram@mednet.ucla.edu uclagamblingprogram@mednet.ucla.edu

13. Treatment Program California Problem Gambling Treatment Services Program (CPGTSP) Stepped-care approach Continuum of services Fee-for-service reimbursement 3-year limited-term pilot program

14. Data Collection Web-based data management system Built for problem gambling, AZ Intake, In-treatment, End-of-treatment Follow-up Real-time outcomes Invoicing and billing Automated system

15. Training Component Licensed Therapists (MFT, LCSW, PhD, PsyD, MD, DO) 30 hours CE Units, FREE 226 providers trained year one, 29 languages Regional locations January12-15, 2011 - Los Angeles February 9-12, 2011- San Jose April 13-16, 2011 - San Diego May 11-14 - Sacramento

16. Provider Network Component Outpatient Providers Intensive Outpatient Services Residential Care

18. Telephone Intervention Component Problem Gambling Telephone Intervention (PGTI) Program 8 sessions telephone counseling Licensed providers Utilizes self-help workbook Linked to help-line services English, Spanish, Cantonese, Mandarin Goal: transition to outpatient face-to-face

19. Clinical Innovations Component Testing CBT manual efficacy How do certified substance abuse counselors fit into CPGTSP? Identifying Best Practices Evidence-based services Quality Assurance

20. How can I utilize treatment services? Become an authorized provider Access referral services 1-800-GAMBLER 1-888-968-7888, Mandarin & Cantonese OPG website, provider directory Problem gambler & affected individual

21. THANK YOU!