Alicia studied at the University of Toronto where she double-majored in Psychology and Health and Science. Following this degree, Alicia then pursued a Masters of Rehabilitation Science at the University of Toronto, where she specialized in Neuroscience.

Following her academic pursuits, Alicia began to work as a Rehabilitation Support Worker, where she worked closely with Occupational Therapists to carry out individualized treatment plans. She promoted best client outcomes, and encouraged success and recovery. Shortly thereafter, Alicia was introduced to Case Management, where she found the zeal to become an advocate to her clients’ needs, and was motivated to work within a holistic and collaborative team in order to bring the best possible healthcare and rehabilitative team to the forefront of her clients’ recovery trajectory.

While becoming well-acquainted with clients and their treatment trajectories, Alicia became interested in pursuing Life Care Planning where she would have the ability to apply her wealth of knowledge of collaborative and comprehensive care over a person’s lifetime.

In her free time, Alicia enjoys engaging in home DIY projects, staying active, watching documentaries, and spending time with her family and friends.