Research shows that many people living with substance use disorders (SUDs) and their families. have also been impacted by problem gambling. For some, gambling and using substances went hand in hand, while others developed the problem well into their recovery processes. This interactive panel will feature individuals in recovery from SUDs and problem gambling (PG) and highlight their lived experiences, recovery capital, strengths, resiliency, and recommendations. To this end, participants will learn specific strategies and techniques for mitigating harm and preventing PG amongst people with SUDs and other mental health challenges (e.g. examples – ADHD, trauma, depression, etc.).

Research shows that many people living with substance use disorders (SUDs) and their families. have also been impacted by problem gambling. For some, gambling and using substances went hand in hand, while others developed the problem well into their recovery processes. This interactive panel will feature individuals in recovery from SUDs and problem gambling (PG) and highlight their lived experiences, recovery capital, strengths, resiliency, and recommendations. To this end, participants will learn specific strategies and techniques for mitigating harm and preventing PG amongst people with SUDs and other mental health challenges (e.g. examples – ADHD, trauma, depression, etc.).

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Explore how communities can engage youth to work toward local policy changes. Using a case study, we will discuss how youth were successfully engaged in an alcohol policy change. We will share key considerations and tools for gaining public support for impactful local policies.

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