Alexandria graduated from Nazareth College, where she pursued a major in Psychology and minors in Studio Art, Spanish and Gerontology. She then continued her studies and earned a Master’s degree in Creative Arts Therapy, specializing in Art Therapy at Nazareth College.

Her professional journey has included invaluable experiences; however, she has found her passion working with young people. Her approach blends frameworks of DBT, Trauma Focused CBT, Art Therapy, and more to provide the best care. She has also dedicated over ten years to supporting youth with IDD and developmental disabilities such as Autism.

Alexandria has assisted individuals in addressing anxiety, depression, ADHD symptoms, problem sexual behavior, and complex trauma. 

Alexandria specializes in working with children as young as four, adolescents and young adults in a variety of settings, including residential care, and dual diagnosis programs. She has also assisted families and young people with navigating the OPWDD system of care. 

"At the end of the day, we can endure much more than we think we can."- Frida Kahlo