What does it truly mean to be “responsible” when it comes to gambling and drinking? At the International Conference on Addiction Medicine, Mental Health and Psychiatry (ICAMP 2026), Professor Robert Ladouceur from Laval University, Canada, will explore this critical question in his keynote presentation.
With
decades of experience in gambling research, Prof. Ladouceur will shed light on
how personal choices, corporate ethics, and societal norms intersect to define
responsibility — and how this understanding can reshape prevention and
treatment in addiction.
π‘ Key
Highlights from Prof. Ladouceur’s Talk
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π§ Defining
“Responsibility”: A clear, operational definition for responsible gambling and
drinking.
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⚖️ Shared
Roles: Examines how operators, regulators, and
consumers each play a part in promoting responsible behavior.
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π§© Ethical
Challenges: Discusses the complex value judgments that influence responsible
gambling initiatives.
·
π§ Practical
Implications: Connects the concept of responsibility with prevention,
awareness, and treatment strategies.
·
π Global
Impact: Emphasizes the universal importance of responsibility in public
health and behavioral interventions.
π¨π« About the Speaker
Prof. Robert Ladouceur, Ph.D.,
is Professor Emeritus of Psychology
at Laval University,
widely recognized as a pioneer in gambling research.
He developed one of the most effective cognitive
treatments for pathological gambling, now used
globally.
With over 175 peer-reviewed publications,
250+ conference presentations,
and five books
(translated into multiple languages), Prof. Ladouceur’s work continues to
influence prevention and treatment programs worldwide.
π Event
Details
Event
Name: International Conference on
Addiction Medicine, Mental Health and Psychiatry
π
Dates:
March 23–25, 2026
π Venue:
Singapore & Online (Hybrid)
π Website: https://addiction.miconferences.com
π© Email:
addiction@mathewsconference.com
π Phone:
+1 (312) 462-4448
π¬ WhatsApp:
+1 (424) 377 0967
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