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Gambling harm and use frequently co-occur in treatment settings, yet their relationship is not simply linear or causal.

This Cracks in the Ice webinar explores how use may modify the expression and severity of gambling harm. Drawing on recent Australian service-based data, the session examines psychological mechanisms; particularly emotional and the implications for harm reduction and service integration. 

This 1-hour free webinar will be at 12pm Sydney time on Thursday 26^th March. Following the presentation, there will be a live Q&A session with questions from webinar attendees. This webinar will be relevant for health workers, researchers, clinicians in AOD and gambling services, policy professionals, and community members interested in co-occurring harm.

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This webinar will be presented by Dr Nicholas Kerswell. Nick is a Clinical Psychologist and the Clinical Research & Implementation Specialist at Lives Lived Well, based in Brisbane, Queensland. His work focuses on practice-embedded research within alcohol and other drug treatment services, with a particular interest in impulsivity, co-occurring conditions, and implementation science. His recent research has focused on examining alcohol and other drug moderators of the relationship between emotional states, impulsivity, and problematic gambling.