M.A., CF-SLP specializing in pediatric feeding and myofunctional therapy for infants and young children

Gabriella Liguori, M.A., CF-SLP is a speech-language pathologist who specializes in pediatric feeding and myofunctional therapy, with a particular passion for supporting the foundational skills infants and young children need for feeding and communication. She earned her Master's degree in Speech-Language Pathology from The George Washington University and her Bachelor's degree from Penn State University, and she completed specialized training in early intervention through Georgetown University, giving her a strong foundation in working with young children and their families.

Gabriella is trained in myofunctional therapy and continues to pursue advanced, specialized training in both myofunctional and feeding therapy, areas she is deeply committed to deepening her expertise in. Her clinical background spans private practices, schools, university clinics, and developmental centers, where she has supported clients with a wide range of needs across the lifespan. That breadth of experience is part of what draws her so strongly to the myofunctional and feeding space, where small, targeted shifts can make a lasting difference in how a child eats, breathes, and communicates.

Gabriella's approach to therapy is rooted in person- and family-centered care. She believes therapy should evolve with each client, meeting them where they are and building meaningful progress one step at a time.