Recommended Reads: Gaming Disorder - a podcast by Evergreen CPG

Dr. Cash and Dr. Diez-Morel share how they got interested in studying and treating Gaming Disorder, why they have stayed involved in it, what inspired them to contribute to sharing knowledge, and recruiting others to the field.  They share the literature that has taught them a lot about the field, what they’ve studied, and what still needs to be researched.  Check it out! 

Guests’ Websites and Publications: 

Stephanie Diez-Morel 

• Stephanie Diez-Morel https://www.edinboro.edu/academics/schools-and-departments/cshp/departments/social-work/sdiez.php 


• Reboot & Recover: https://rebootandrecover.org/  


• Stephanie Diez-Morel publications: ResearchGate Profile and GoogleScholar Profile  


• Book: Social Workers’ Desk Reference, Fourth Edition 


• Study: Cross-Addiction Risk Profile Associations with COVID-19 Anxiety: a Preliminary Exploratory Study (2022) 


• Study: The Mediating Effects of Problematic Internet and Video Gaming Behaviors on Family, Cultural, and Individual Constructs among Latinx and Non-Latinx Black Youth (2019) 

 

Dr. Hilarie Cash 

• Dr. Hilarie Cash publications page on ResearchGate 


• Website: https://www.restartlife.com/  


• Book: Video Games & Your Kids: How Parents Stay in Control  


• Workbook: Facing Internet Technology and Gaming Addiction: A Gentle Path to Beginning Recovery from Internet and Video Game Addiction 

 

Resources Mentioned in This Episode: 

• Book: Internet Gaming Disorder, by Daniel King and Paul Delfabbro 


• Book: Reset Your Child’s Brain: A Four-Week Plan to End Meltdowns, Raise Grades, and Boost Social Skills by Reversing the Effects of Electronic Screen-Time, by Victoria Dunkley 


• Book: Socialworkers’ Desk Reference (chapter 46) 


• Book: The Psychology of Video Games, by Celia Hodent 


• Podcast: Recommended Reads (problem gambling episode) 


• Study: Screening and assessment tools for gaming disorder: A comprehensive systematic review, by King et al. (2020) 


• Training: Foundations in Gaming Disorder training (8 to 30 CEs)  


• Webpage: American Psychiatric Association, Internet Gaming Disorder 


• Webpage: https://zonein.ca/  


• Webpage: World Health Organization, Gaming Disorder 

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