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RT @AGAupdate It's time to register for the 15th annual AGEM/AGA Golf Classic presented by @JCMGlobal t.co/KplWVRD9 Proceeds be ...
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RT @dontgetcaught From the DGC blog: 7 ineffective habits of scientists who communicate with public audiences t.co/YTnrZQQw
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We're up early this morning, heading to Las Vegas for a visit with @ClevelandClinic's Lou Ruvo Center. We'll share more with #NCRGPartners
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RT @endstigma Looking for something to do on March 5? Check out Café Scientifique: Time to Talk about Teen #MentalHealth t.co/IO ...
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We're spending today catching up on our @nytimes reading on #addiction - "Effective Addiction Treatment": t.co/INY88ZOm
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RT @G2EVegas G2E Blog Post: Building Partnerships to Address Responsible Gaming By Amy Kugler, @theNCRG t.co/bTBbwaMf
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Thanks again for the more than 240 people who attended #NCRGWebinar in person and those who joined on Twitter!
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We're about to take questions of Dr. Najavits & we'll post it on Gambling Disorders 360 next week. Make sure to visit t.co/x9OFq7Gv
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Najavits: Seeking Safety (t.co/L3ThJvBm) has been used for more than 18 years and is translated into 7 languages. #NCRGwebinar
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Najavits: Seeking Safety is a flexible format and can be done in a training or as a treatment session. Doesn't require training #NCRGwebinar
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Najavits: For Seeking Safety, therapy focuses on the present - the current symptoms, coping skills. #NCRGwebinar
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Najavits: Generally, PTSD is not presented in treatment. If it is addressed, most therapy focuses on discussing the past. #ncrgwebinar
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Najavits: Research showed that 47 %of participants wanted treatment for both PTSD and PG, not just one or the other #NCRGWebinar
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Najavits: #PTSD treatment was rated more highly than PG treatment among participants. PG groups rated self-help higher than PTSD groups
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Najavits: Bottom line: people want different types of treatment depending on if they have PG or PTSD #NCRGWebinar
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Najavits: How does PTSD determine treatment preferences of clients/participants? #NCRGwebinar
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Najavits: Results showed that 59 %of participants had a family member with a substance use disorder #NCRGWebinar
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Najavits: Results also showed that those in the PTSD only or PTSD/PG group came to treatment - highlighted need to treat PTSD #NCRGwebinar
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Najavits: Results showed that these clients not only had PG or PTSD, but also 3 additional disorders #NCRGWebinar
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Najavits: The third study looked at groups that had only PG, only PTSD, or both conditions - to see how those groups differed w/ treatment
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Najavits: design of the study was great, but they only had one caller. Clinical implications: hard to get PG ppl into treatment #NCRGWebinar
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Najavits: Another study that did a free telephone screening survey in a way that informed people with PG and PTSD w/ resources #NCRGWebinar
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