Background With limited literature on the role of OT in PTSD treatments it is important to continue to advocate for an interdisciplinary place for OT. Project Design A program evaluation was developed for the Trauma Recovery Program to determine areas of improvement. Retrospective data was also collected using documentation. Project Outcomes There was a total of 65 veterans included in the data collection. It was found that session three has the highest frequency of incomplete homework and no shows, and session two has the highest dropouts. There were eight total areas of improvement found from observations: exit survey, measurement-based care tool, inconsistent documentation, limited homework details in documentation, secure messaging, seating in waiting areas, Prolonged Exposure and Cognitive Processing Therapy Manuals, and scheduling issues. Conclusion Program evaluation of the Trauma Recovery Program has provided resources and data to improve the clinics future participation and overall veteran and staff satisfaction.