Data-Driven Strategies to Understand Gambling Behavior and Reduce Gambling-Related Harms
Gamblytics
Gamblytics is a leader in collecting, analyzing, and responding to up-to-date research on the impact of legal and unregulated forms of gambling among all populations, with a focus on providing empirically supported tools to respond to community specific needs.
We don’t just look at the problems, we work collaboratively to help find solutions!
Current Available Programs and Tools:
Emerging Adults Gambling Screen (EAGS)
Emerging adults (18-24) are considered a high-risk group due to brain development, other risky behaviors and preferred gambling types. EAGS was developed to help emerging adults (including college students) better understand whether they are experiencing gambling-related harm(s) and need further assessment and/or resources.
Collegiate Counselor Gambling Certificate (CCGC) Education Course
In this course you will complete a series of modules designed to provide you with the necessary knowledge and resources to assist students who may be suffering from gambling-related harms or know someone who is. After completing this course, you will be able to submit your completion materials to IPGGC for your official certificate.
Malkin Gambling-Motivated Crime Diversion Checklist:
The Malkin Gambling-Motivated Crime Diversion Checklist is intended to help practitioners, lawyers, judges, defendants, and others to better understand what is and what is not a gambling-motivated acquisitional crime and who is most appropriate for a gambling treatment diversion program.