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CEU event for BCBA and QABA

Self-exclusion (SE) is a voluntary and legal agreement between a person and a gaming operator to prevent entry or access to and collection of wins by the person. The United States does not have a single SE approach or policy, leaving states to develop individualized processes, policies, and legal outcomes for violations. As such, there is no way for clinicians or policymakers to understand effective strategies and policies across states. Therefore, the current presentation will highlight emerging trends from phase one of the SE Project, including an overview of SE processes and procedures across the states.

Learning Objectives:

• Understand the definition of self-exclusion. 
• Identify self-exclusion practices in the U.S. based on legalized forms of gambling.