Bet on Multnomah Project - NCPG Conference Presentation - Youth Participatory Action Research project begun in 2021
Take A Break Toolkits PDF Project Guide- Mental Health sensory kits for tabling events with integrated education on gambling & gambling harms. This is a project created by Lane County Public Health and the GamAware Coalition of Lane County. Other counties have adapted this project to meet their needs.
QPR Slides w/ PG Integration - Tillamook County - Adapt for own use, no crediting needed. QPR Brochure
Protect Your Game - Tillamook County - 2025 - Integrated substance/gambling/addiction presentation for high school student athletes (~15min) -Adapt for own use, no crediting needed - Canva link
PG Prevention in Washington County - 2025 - Washington County - Inform local gov. staff about PG trends and Prevention Services - Use as learning resource
Ready to Talk: Take Action to Help Prevent Problem Gambling - 2026 - Washington County - Lunch & Learn - Use as learning resource
Benefits & Risks of Online Gaming & Gambling: Older Adult Presentation - 2026 - Washington County - Adapt for own use
Sports Betting & Gambling Harm Prevention - 2026 - Deschutes County Powerpoint
SPORT PPW Curriculum - Tillamook County presentation about integrating gambling into a purchased single-session substance use prevention curriculum. Presentation Evaluation Instructions.
Gambling Harm 101 Staff Training Presentation Video Recording - Tillamook County - 2024 - Adaptable Canva Link - Script & Quiz
Gambling in the Workplace Human Resources Presentation (Adaptable Content- 2024 - Lane County - No credit needed)
Healthy Video Game Use for the Whole Family (2022 Adaptable Content- Lane County - No need to credit) Intended Audience is Parents of school aged children
Healthy Gaming - Leveling Up Your Brain (2025 Adaptable Content - Lane County - No credit needed) - Presentation designed for HS Juniors on Gaming & Gambling Addiction with my presentation notes.
Presentation on Problem Gambling for Older Adult Behavioral Health Specialists - Washington County - 2025
PG Presentation - 2024 - Malheur County - Adapt for own use - general content presentation
Making Sense of Problem Gambling & Behavioral Addictions - Lessons 1-4 Lessons 5-6 Deal or No Dice Review Game - PG Integration toolkit - 2021-22 Marion County - Adapt for own use
Risk Reduction for Casino-Tyle Events - Checklist for community partners - Deschutes County - Adapt for own use, no crediting needed - 2026
Safer Gaming Tips Flyer - Multnomah County - 2025
Safer Gambling/Gaming Tips Flyers - Douglas County - 2026
What is Gaming Addiction? Handout - Lane County - 2026 - Spanish Version
Video: Understanding PG and the Brain - (Lane County, 2019) Free to use on any platform/ presentation. Do not remove credit to LCPH in video. Also available in Spanish.
Ronda's Story - Short 1:40 video - Read more about her story on her website Oregonians for Gambling Awareness Organization. Ronda has been an advocate for 30 years. She is co-chair of the GamAware Coalition of Lane County and is a great resource on Gambling Harm Prevention and the affected other's experience.
Youth and Screens (adaptable content, Deschutes County, no credit needed) - This one pager is designed for parents/guardians/caregivers of middle schoolers, and integrates youth gambling prevention alongside encouraging intentional family media/technology planning and practices. This was developed with extensive input from staff at the KID Center (child abuse prevention and response), as part of a training for parents/guardians/caregivers of middle schoolers, focused on cyber security. Also available in Spanish
Teen/Tween Gaming/Gambling Handout - Tillamook County - Adapt for own use, no crediting needed
Loot Box Flyer - Jackson County 2025 - Adapt for own use
Older Adult Brochure - Jackson County - Adapt for own use
Resource cards Spanish version - 2025 - Marion County - Adapt for own use
Prevention Reporting Template (Excel Spreadsheet Designed by Deschutes County)
Prevention Review Tool - Developed by Deschutes County Prevention & Health Promotion staff to review curriculum and other materials