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Virtual Workshop Series begins on August 12th, 2026

Retention in Practice: A Two-Part Workshop for Leaders

Finding and keeping great staff has become one of the biggest challenges facing organizations today. While recruitment is important, long-term success depends on creating a workplace where employees want to stay.

Join the Prevention Learning Portal (PLP) for Staff Retention in Practice, a two-part virtual workshop series designed for leaders who supervise, support, or coordinate teams. Through interactive discussions and practical activities, participants will explore evidence-informed strategies to strengthen workplace culture, improve employee engagement, and reduce turnover.

Workshop 1: Choosing a Tool and Setting a Goal

  • Wednesday, August 12th 10:00-11:00am
  • Workshop attendees will join fellow leaders to focus on real staff retention solutions. Participants will pick one proven strategy to try and build a simple 30-day goal to test it out with your team.

Workshop 2: Sharing Progress and Planning Next Steps

  • Wednesday, September 16th 10:00-11:00am
  • Workshop attendees will join fellow leaders to look back on your 30-day retention goals. Participants will celebrate their wins, problem-solve common hurdles, and walk away with two simple next steps to keep the retention momentum going.
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June 15, 2026

Advanced Training: Treating the Family For Gambling

The Advanced Training, Treating the Family for Gambling, focuses on the critical role families play in both the development and recovery of gambling-related problems. This session explores how gambling impacts family systems, including relationships, communication patterns, and overall well-being. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of family dynamics affected by gambling and learn practical, evidence-informed strategies to engage and support family members in the treatment and recovery process.

Designed for clinicians and professionals, this training emphasizes building skills to assess family needs, strengthen support systems, and incorporate family-centered approaches into prevention and treatment efforts.