Amelia holds a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from the University of Victoria and a Master of Occupational Therapy from the University of Sydney.

She brings diverse clinical and community-based experience to her role. She has worked in accessibility and mobility equipment sales, supported people through Island Health’s Mental Health and Substance Use Services, and volunteered at Queen Alexandra Centre for Children’s Health where she provided residential support for both adults and youth. Through these experiences, Amelia has developed a strong foundation in client-centered care and a passion for fostering independence and overall well-being across the lifespan.

Her clinical interests lie in mental health, where she is motivated to support individuals and families through meaningful, goal-directed interventions. She enjoys collaborating with multidisciplinary teams and tailoring approaches to meet each person’s unique needs and strengths.

Outside of work, Amelia is an avid soccer player and coach, and has contributed to adaptive soccer programming through PISE to promote inclusivity in sport. With a background in violin and piano, and a love of travel, she brings creativity, curiosity, and balance to both her personal and professional life.

She provides occupational therapy assistant services in the Greater Victoria area, Sooke, and the Cowichan Valley.