MARTA IPPOLITO

• Master of Science in Communication Disorders, University of Texas at Dallas, 2016

• Bachelor of Science, Communication Sciences and Disorders, University of Oklahoma, 2014

Experience working with communication disorders included but not limited to:

• Articulation, phonology, & myofunctional difficulties

• Auditory processing and memory weaknesses

• Aphasia

• Cognitive deficits including fluid reasoning, working memory, weak processing and retrieval

• Hearing Impairment

• Mixed Receptive-Expressive Language Disorder (school age to adult)

• Literacy based intervention (school age to adult)

• Social skills (primary level proficiency)

• Written expression (school age to adult)

• Fluency disturbances

Marta’s passion for improving individuals’ communicative abilities stems from growing up in a bilingual family and being fascinated with speech and language from an early age. Her long-standing desire to assist others has fueled her ambition to pursue a career in speech-language pathology. During her career, she has had the opportunity to assist clients, ranging in age from infancy to geriatric, with a variety of communication disorders. She has experience working in distinct settings in both California and Texas including private and public schools, home health, skilled nursing, community programs, telehealth, and directing speech and language summer camps. Marta has a special interest in global health missions, as she enjoys and celebrates differences in others. She strives to utilize clients’ unique learning abilities in order to unlock their highest potential.