Kaleigh Alkenbrack

Class of 2021

Kaleigh Alkenbrack is a family physician based in the Niagara Peninsula, and who completed a Post-Graduate Clinical Fellowship in Mental Health and Psychotherapy from McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario and a Master of Arts in Gender Studies from Queen’s University in Kingston, Ontario. In clinical practice, Kaleigh provides publicly funded neuro-rehabilitative psychotherapy to individuals and families with a focus on the mood and cognition changes that can follow brain injury, stroke, and dementia. In her reporting, she is open to stories about the privatization of mental health care, mental health literacy, knowledge translation of neuroscience, trends in disability insurance and social policy, and how structural inequities impact health and wellness. She welcomes ideas and experiences at kaleigh.alkenbrack@protonmail.com.

Clippings

  • 2021
  • Healthy Debate

‘This is not on their radar’: PTSD among COVID survivors an emerging public health threat

  • 2021
  • National Post
  • The Conversation

COVID-19 and schizophrenia: A potentially deadly combination

  • 2021
  • The Conversation

COVID-19 and schizophrenia: A potentially deadly combination

  • 2021
  • Healthing

Many seniors with COVID don’t show typical signs

  • 2021

REMOTE CONNECTIONS

  • 2021
  • Healthy Debate

Innovative models pave the way for safe, high-quality long-term care homes

  • 2021
  • Global News

Dementia patients take up Ontario psychiatric beds ill-suited to their care, experts say

  • 2021
  • Canadian Press
  • The Toronto Star

Doctors concerned about rise in dangerous medications in LTC homes during pandemic