The OTP’s Role with Justice-Involved Individuals (Current and Post-Incarceration)

Interested in Working with Justice-Involved Individuals?
Whether you're a student, practitioner, or member of the public, don’t miss this powerful and timely session in our Emerging Practice Series!

Topic: The OTP’s Role with Justice-Involved Individuals (Current and Post-Incarceration)
When: Saturday, May 17 | 1:00 PM EST
Where: Online via Zoom
Donation: $10 (SFBOTC Members) | $15 (General Public)
Contact hours provided
Register here: sfbotc.wildapricot.org/events

Join Alexander Kokesh, MOT, OTR/L, QMHP, Program Development Coordinator at LAITR (Life After Incarceration: Transition and Reentry), as he leads a compelling session on:

✅ Understanding the conditions and challenges justice-involved individuals face
✅ How occupational therapy practitioners (OTPs) can support these individuals
✅ Advocacy strategies at the local, state, and national levels to drive meaningful change
✅ Fieldwork and employment opportunities in justice-based OT practice

About the Speaker:
Alexander Kokesh is an OT professional with experience in mental health, substance use, and developmental disorders. Passionate about policy reform and psychosocial rehabilitation, Alex brings a unique and empathetic perspective to working with underserved populations.

Don’t miss this opportunity to expand your lens on occupational therapy and social justice!