About alice rice
Get to know Alice Rice, a dedicated Disability Advocate with over 17 years of experience representing people with disabilities. Learn about her journey, qualifications, and commitment to providing skilled and compassionate advocacy.
Dedicated disability advocate
Alice Rice is an EDPNA-certified (Eligible for Direct Payment Non-Attorney) Disability Advocate with over 17 years of experience representing people with disabilities before the Social Security Administration. Alice takes a hands-on approach, guiding each client through every stage of the process — from the initial application to appeals and hearings — ensuring they receive the representation and support they deserve.
Education & experience
Alice earned her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Southern Illinois University Carbondale (SIUC) and attended the Master’s program at SIUC’s College of Rehabilitation from 2008 to 2011. During her graduate studies, she completed internships with the Illinois Department of Rehabilitation and the Marion, Illinois Veterans Administration, where she focused on vocational rehabilitation for persons with disabilities.
Guided by empathy and respect
Alice’s education, certification, and professional experience have equipped her with a deep understanding of both the psychological and procedural challenges faced by individuals seeking disability benefits. She combines this expertise with empathy and persistence to help clients navigate complex systems and achieve better outcomes. Alice’s work is guided by the belief that every person deserves dignity, respect, and the opportunity to thrive regardless of their challenges.
"Alice is a dedicated advocate who truly cares about her clients. Her expertise and compassion make a real difference in their lives."
A grateful client