Alexandria holds a Doctorate of Physical Therapy degree from Rutgers University. She has a diverse and dynamic career history. She has spent most of her healthcare career working in orthopedics, where her most exciting role was with Howard Head Sports Medicine in Vail Valley, Colorado. In this unique position, she had the privilege of treating patients of varying acuity levels, hailing from all over the world. Alexandria's Physical Therapy career took her on exciting journeys, including travel assignments across the United States, with stops in Oregon and Vermont. Her career has encompassed a wide spectrum of patient demographics and clinical settings, from caring for infants in the NICU to elderly patients in nursing homes and everything between.  ​​ Throughout her extensive career, Alexandria's ability to adapt and thrive in diverse environments has allowed her to connect with people from all walks of life.

 

Her diverse experiences have shaped her unique approach to balanced dog training, combining her expertise in working with people with a profound understanding of human and canine behavior. Alexandria's commitment to promoting a balanced and healthy lifestyle for both dogs and their owners makes her a valuable asset to the world of dog training.