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Problem Gambling Speakers
Please contact each speaker individually for more information on their availability and fees, if any.
Fred Doolin, MA, CGACII Experience: Six years clinical practice providing 1:1 and group therapy for problem/pathological gamblers and/or their family members. Four years experience coordinating the Problem Gambling Prevention Program for Deschutes, Crook and Jefferson Counties.
Topics: Most clinical and social aspects of problem gambling, particularly topics surrounding: *Early identification and treatment of problem gambling behaviors *False belief systems of the problem gambler *Compare/contrast the course of substance addiction with gambling addiction *Co-occurring disorders with problem gambling *Gambling and Dissociation--the locus of control and problem gambling *Assessment
Contact information: 541-322-7507; fdoolin@co.deschutes.or.us Location: Deshutes County Mental Health; 2577 NE Courtney Drive; Bend, Oregon 97701
Trudy Townsend/Debie Jones Wasco County CCF Contact information: 541-506-2670 Geographic location: Hood River, Gilliam, Sherman and Wasco Counties
Thad Labhart, CADC II Harney Behavioral Health Contact information: 541-573-8376; Thaddeua.S.Labhart@class.oregonvos.net Geographic speaking area: Harney, Lake and Grant Counties ______________
Andrea Lockner Lifeways, Inc. Contact information: 541-823-9055; Alockner@lifeways.org Geographic speaking area: Baker, Malheur, Morrow, Union, Wallow, and Wheeler Counties
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Barbara Slott, LPC Columbia Community Mental Health Contact information: 503-366-5989 (x11); barbaras@ccmh1.com Geographic speaking area: Clatsop County ______________
Paul Mueller ADAPT Gambling Treatment Program Contact information: 541-751-0357; p.a.mueller@att.net Geographic speaking area: Coos and Curry Counties ______________
Marilyn Heins, M.A. Experience: Problem Gambling Counselor in Lincoln County since May 2003. Thirty years of experience as a counselor. Geographical speaking area: Lincoln County
---Portland and Surrounding Area
Barb Wiest Clackamas County Mental Health Gambling Treatment Program Contact information: 503-742-5301; Barbw@co.clackamas.or.us Geographic speaking area: Clackamas County ______________ Peter Walsh Cascadia Behavioral Health Contact information: 503-872-0151; Pwalsh@cascadiabhc.org Geographic speaking area: Multnomah County ______________
Virginia Howard OHSU BH Clinic Contact information: 503-494-4745; Howardv@ohsu.edu Geographic speaking area: Multnomah County ______________
Hubert Evans Project for Community Recovery, Life Works NW Contact information: 503-281-2804 (x110); huberte@lifeworksnw.org Geographic speaking area: Multnomah County ______________
Barbara Slott, LPC Columbia Community Mental Health Contact information: 503-366-5989 (x11); barbaras@ccmh1.com Geographic speaking area: Columbia County ______________
John Pearson, MSW Experience: Coordinates Multnomah County's gambling treatment programs; works with Latino and African American communities to develop outreach and treatment programs for these populations Geographical speaking area: Multnomah County ______________
Andy Cartmill Experience: Senior Program Educator-Addictions, Washington County Department of Health and Human Services Geographic speaking area: Washington County ______________
Thomas G. Ten Eyck, M.A., CPGC Experience:Specializing in teaching about problem and pathological gambling, chemical addictions, and additions with co-occurring mental disorders. Currently adjunct professor at (1) Lewis and Clark College, Graduate School of Counseling/Psychology, (2) Mount Hood Community College, Mental Health and Human Services, and (3) Chemeketa Community College.
Presentations include: The Institute of Addictions Studies in Portland, various State of Oregon Gambling Training Conferences, national and international conferences on problem gambling (Las Vegas, New Orleans), local cable access programs. Past experience includes designing, implementing and supervising problem gambling treatment programs for (1) Oregon Health and Sciences University, Department of Psychiatry, (2) LifeWorks NW in Washington County, and (3) the state's only African-American culturally specific problem gambling treatment program at LifeWorks NW (PCR) in northeast Portland.
Length of presentations: From one hour to thirty contact hours for a semester class Geographical areas: Throughout the State of Oregon
William Cohen Experience: Seven and a half years of gamblers anonymous meetings facilitation. Recovering compulsive gambler. Lecturing and writing about problem gambling and all addictions.
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Contact information: 541-944-6133 billyco@charter.net Geographic speaking area: Statewide and Southern Oregon ______________
Carin Niebuhr Jackson County HHS Contact information: 541-774-7807; Niebuhcl@jacksoncounty.org Geographic speaking area: Jackson County ______________
Roxanne Jones Jackson County HHS Contact information: 541-774-7821; Jonesrr@jacksoncounty.org Geographic speaking area: Jackson County ______________
Jean Linck, CGAC Josephine County Mental Health Contact information: 541-474-5393; jlinck@co.josephine.or.us ______________
Jennifer Gustafson Josephine County Mental Health Crisis Resolution Center Contact information: 541-474-5363; jgustafson@co.josephine.or.us Geographic speaking area: Josephine County ______________
Dan Strasser, MA ADAPT Gambling Treatment Program Contact information: 541-672-2691; dans@adapt-or.org Geographic speaking area: Douglas County
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Kristin Bezdek Klamath Alcohol and Drug Abuse Contact information: 541-882-7248; Ktrunnels@hotmail.com Geographic speaking area: Klamath County
---Statewide
William Cohen Experience: Seven and a half years of gamblers anonymous meetings facilitation. Recovering compulsive gambler. Lecturing and writing about problem gambling and all addictions.
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Contact information: 541-944-6133 billyco@charter.net Geographic speaking area: Statewide and Southern Oregon ______________
Jeffrey Marotta, Ph.D. Experience: Doctor of Philosophy degree in clinical psychology at the University of Nevada, Reno and a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of California at Santa Barbara. Currently serves as the problem gambling services manager for the State of Oregon, responsible for designing, implementing, and monitoring a large-system intervention program. Also serves as adjunct faculty to the Institute for the Study of Gambling and Commercial Gaming and as vice president to the Association of Problem Gambling Service Administrators
Geographic speaking area: Anywhere in Oregon.
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Julie Hynes, M.A. Experience: Problem Gambling Prevention Coordinator, Lane County Health and Human Services
Most presentations conducted with PowerPoint and projector; Lane County typically furnishes necessary AV equipment.
Carole Hardy Experience: Oregon Lottery Marketing Manager, current board member Oregon Gambling Addiction Treatment Foundation, current member Problem Gambling Service Advisory Council
Danette Killinger Linn-Benton Gambling Treatment Contact information: 541-967-3819; dgurgey@co.linn.or.us Geographic speaking area: Linn and Benton Counties ______________
Amber Chytka Polk County Mental Health Contact information: 503-623-9289; Chytka.amber@co.polk.or.us Geographic speaking area: Polk County ______________
Carl Whitfield Yamhill County Family and Youth Division Contact information: 503-434-7462; whitfiec@co.yamhill.or.us Geographic speaking area: Yamhill County ______________
Yvonne Lawver, M.A. Experience: Prevention Specialist, Marion County Health Department. Provides addictions prevention/early intervention services through the Youth Services Teams in five school districts in north Marion County. Involved in creating the first problem gambling prevention project in Oregon and integrating problem gambling prevention into existing substance abuse prevention work. Member of the Gambling Addiction Therapists (GAT) Prevention Committee.
Note: coworker Eusebio Herrera available for presentations in Spanish. ______________
Julie Hynes, M.A. Experience: Experience: Problem Gambling Prevention Coordinator, Lane County Health and Human Services
Most presentations conducted with PowerPoint and projector; Lane County typically furnishes necessary AV equipment. |
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