Bridget Petitti, M.A., CCC-SLP
Speech-Language Pathologist
Ms. Petitti is a certified and licensed speech-language pathologist. She received her Bachelor of Music degree in Jazz Vocal Performance from the Frost School of Music at the University of Miami in Coral Gables, Florida. Following her undergraduate studies, Bridget pursued a career as a professional musician in New York City, performing throughout the city and gaining valuable experience as a working artist. After working with many young singers and undergoing voice therapy herself for a voice disorder, she returned to Cleveland to pursue speech-language pathology, completing her Master of Arts in Communication Sciences and Disorders at Case Western Reserve University.
Bridget has experience working in school, outpatient, and medical settings, including the Cleveland Hearing and Speech Center and Cleveland Clinic Children’s Rehabilitation. Her clinical experience includes the assessment and treatment of communication disorders associated with language disorders, learning disorders, speech sound disorders, traumatic brain injury, executive dysfunction, autism spectrum disorder, genetic disorders, and stuttering. Bridget is a certified Wilson Dyslexia Practitioner and has served on the literacy teams at the Cleveland Hearing and Speech Center and Cleveland Clinic Children’s Rehabilitation. She is a member of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA).
Bridget’s background as a professional musician and speech-language pathologist gives her a unique perspective on communication, language, learning, and the importance of helping individuals find their voice.
Speech-Language Pathologist
Ms. Petitti is a certified and licensed speech-language pathologist. She received her Bachelor of Music degree in Jazz Vocal Performance from the Frost School of Music at the University of Miami in Coral Gables, Florida. Following her undergraduate studies, Bridget pursued a career as a professional musician in New York City, performing throughout the city and gaining valuable experience as a working artist. After working with many young singers and undergoing voice therapy herself for a voice disorder, she returned to Cleveland to pursue speech-language pathology, completing her Master of Arts in Communication Sciences and Disorders at Case Western Reserve University.
Bridget has experience working in school, outpatient, and medical settings, including the Cleveland Hearing and Speech Center and Cleveland Clinic Children’s Rehabilitation. Her clinical experience includes the assessment and treatment of communication disorders associated with language disorders, learning disorders, speech sound disorders, traumatic brain injury, executive dysfunction, autism spectrum disorder, genetic disorders, and stuttering. Bridget is a certified Wilson Dyslexia Practitioner and has served on the literacy teams at the Cleveland Hearing and Speech Center and Cleveland Clinic Children’s Rehabilitation. She is a member of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA).
Bridget’s background as a professional musician and speech-language pathologist gives her a unique perspective on communication, language, learning, and the importance of helping individuals find their voice.