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October Program

This session explores the principles of trauma-informed design, examines their application through a residential treatment case study, considers the balance between therapeutic, operational, and safety requirements, and demonstrates how these concepts can be integrated across a wide range of architectural practice areas.

Wednesday,

October 14, 2026

Oak Hill Country Club

145 Kilbourn Rd

Rochester, NY 14618

5:00 Cocktails

5:30 Dinner

6:30 Presentation

7:30 Q&A

Dress Code: Country Club Casual

• Dress denim allowed
• Men are required to wear collared shirts
• Sport coats are encouraged

Presented by

Liz Reynolds, AIA
Project Architect, SWBR

Liz is a Project Architect at SWBR with 13 years of experience specializing in the design and delivery of supportive and senior housing environments.

AIA Credits

Remember to email Jerry DeRomanis at gderomanis@labellapc.com to claim your AIA Credits following the program.

Cancellation Policy

We would like to take a moment to outline our No-Show & Cancellation Policy for chapter dinners to ensure clarity and fairness for all attendees.

Cancellations: If you need to cancel your attendance, we kindly ask that you do so by the Friday prior to the event.

Late Cancellations: Cancellations made after this date will be subject to a $60 fee, as

we have already accounted for and covered the cost of your attendance. Exceptions will

be made in cases of extenuating circumstances such as illness, severe weather, or

emergencies.

No-Show Policy: If you do not attend the event without prior notice (no-call, no-show),

we will issue an invoice for the $60 fee.



As a non-profit organization, last-minute cancellations and no-shows create financial

challenges that impact our ability to continue providing quality events. We appreciate

your understanding and cooperation in helping us manage these costs effectively.

Thank you for your support, and we look forward to seeing you at future events!