2023-2024 Annual Report

2023-2024 Activities OAPGG's work included service and partnerships with allied organizations, speaking engagements, training, interviews, meetings with state and tribal government, the annual problem gambling conference, statewide self-exclusion program, and social media awareness program. Each of these categories is outlined below. Service and Partnerships Midwest Conference on Problem Gambling OAPGG staff attended

Mental Health Issues That Can Co-Occur with Gambling Disorder

It's been estimated that 96% of individuals with gambling disorder have one or more co-occurring psychiatric disorders (Alegria et al., 2015). According to the DSM-5, the most common co-occurring disorders with gambling disorder are substance use disorders (SUDs), depressive disorders, anxiety disorders, and personality disorders. Typically, the co-occurring disorder presents first, and gambling

Problem Gambling Awareness Month

WHEREAS, the National Council on Problem Gambling and the Oklahoma Association on Problem Gambling and Gaming have designated March 2023 as Problem Gambling Awareness Month; WHEREAS, problem gambling is a public health issue affecting millions of Americans of all ages, races, and ethnic backgrounds; WHEREAS, problem gambling has a significant societal and economic cost

March Is Problem Gambling Awareness Month

The Oklahoma Association on Problem Gambling and Gaming (OAPGG), in collaboration with the National Council on Problem Gambling, is dedicating the month of March to helping people who struggle with a gambling problem. The 2022 campaign theme is “Awareness + Action”. Groups across America hold conferences, air Public Service Announcements, provide counselor trainings, host health

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