SFBOTC's Emerging Practice Series in Collaboration with NSU: The OTP's Role Supporting Domestic Violence Survivors

When
October 15, 2025
6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
Location
Virtual

Registration

Member – $10.00
Non-member – $15.00

Join us for an insightful event on how occupational therapy supports domestic violence survivors in rebuilding their lives. Learn how OTPs assist with trauma recovery, daily life skills, safety planning, and community reintegration. Don't miss this opportunity to explore the vital role of OT in empowerment and healing!

When: WED October 15 from 6 PM - 7:30 PM EST
Where: Zoom

Donation: $10 members, $15 general

Who Should Attend:

Occupational Therapists & Students – Expand your knowledge on trauma-informed care.
Healthcare & Mental Health Professionals – Learn how OT complements survivor recovery.
Social Workers & Advocates – Gain insights into collaborative support strategies.
Domestic Violence Support Organizations – Discover OT’s role in survivor empowerment.
Community Members & Educators – Understand how to create safer, supportive spaces.

This event is open to anyone passionate about supporting survivors and fostering healing!

About the Speaker:

Robin Underwood, PhD, OT/L

Meaningful and Productive Living Therapy Services, Owner

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