The Gambling, Gaming and Technology Use (GGTU) program is part of the Education department at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH). We support mental health and addictions service providers through training and education, developing digital tools and resources, and facilitating knowledge sharing. We train professionals on evidence-informed practices for the identification and treatment of problem gambling and technology use.
Focus Areas
Enhance your knowledge and gain expertise: You’ll obtain important insights into the world of problem gambling and technology use.
Develop your skills and build confidence: You’ll learn best practices and become adept at recognizing and addressing problem behaviours.
Increase your scope of practice: You’ll explore ways to expand your approach to care, particularly if you haven’t worked with problem gambling or technology use before.
Keep up to date with a fast-moving field: You’ll stay in the know about the latest developments to a field that evolves quickly.