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Implications of Occupation-Based Trauma-Informed Care for Gun Violence Survivors: A Mixed-Methodology Study


 Date Presented 03/31/2022
 With the prevalence of gun violence in the United States, and as health care providers in a variety of settings with people of all demographics, OT practitioners are very likely to encounter clients who have experienced trauma from a gun-related incident. This presentation will provide comprehensive resources about occupation-based trauma-informed care ( TIC) for gun violence survivors. It will discuss the six guiding principles of TIC and mental health of gun violence survivors, viewed through the lens of OT.
 Primary Author and Speaker: Manisha Sheth
 Additional Authors and Speakers: Sara Macaluso, Grace Agnes, Tatevick Sargsyan, Kristen Galvez