Special issue
Proceedings of the 19th annual conference on prevention,
research,
and treatment of problem gambling.
June 23–25, 2005 in New Orleans, Louisiana.
National Council on Problem Gambling, Washington, DC, U.S.A.
The smell of gumbo
was in the air...
Rachel Volberg
Preparing the 2005 National Conference on Problem Gambling conference transcripts for publication
Phil Lange
Subtypes of problem gamblers
Alex Blaszczynski
Critical issues in the etiology of problem gambling
(moderator: Alex Blaszczynski)
The neurobiology of pathological gambling
Jon Grant
Problem gambling—Is it in
your genes?
Kamini Shah
Gambling and environmental issues
Rachel Volberg
Critical issues in
problem gambling prevention, public health,
and policy
(moderator: Loreen Rugle)
A public health
perspective
David Korn
What is the role
of problem gambling help line services?
Jeff Marotta
Harm reduction,
secondary prevention and approaches, and trying to make a
machine a safe product
Alex Blaszczynski
The Association of Problem Gambling Service Administrators
Tim Christensen
Critical issues in
treatment (moderator: Ken Winters)
Brief
interventions for problem gambling
David Hodgins
Empirically
supported treatment for pathological gamblers
Robert Ladouceur
Pharmacological
approaches
Jon Grant
Special
populations and treatment for gambling problems
Loreen Rugle
Improving the
measurement of outcomes in problem gambling treatment research
Tony Toneatto
Problem gambling
certification and training: The issues of applied science
Joanna Franklin
Towards the DSM-V
(moderator: Jon Grant)
The categorization of
pathological gambling and the Impulse-Control Disorders Not
Elsewhere Classified
Richard Rosenthal
Theoretical models of
pathological gambling
Carlos Blanco
Using statistics
to explore the DSM-IV criteria for pathological gambling
Marianna Toce-Gerstein
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