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COURSE DESCRIPTION
COURSE OBJECTIVES
TIME REQUIREMENTS
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DISORDERED GAMBLING TREATMENT AND AFTERCARE STRATEGIES
COURSE OBJECTIVES
Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:
- Identify the two reasons for the client's distressing affect.
- Discuss the importance of isolation of affect.
- List five personality vulnerabilities in this type of gambler.
- List eight thinking patterns the gambler uses to deny reality.
- Explain three reasons why ’affect’ is distressing to the disordered gambler.
- Analyze the active/passive dimension of the psychodynamic concepts of the disordered gambler.
- Assess the roles of physical reality and emotional reality in the understanding
and treatment of the impulsive disordered client.
- Identify two crucial capacities an individual should develop in attain maturity.
- Recall three elements of the ‘Impulsive Style’.
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