Marci Silver MS CCC-SLP, President/Owner of Silver Speech, is currently a NY, CA and CT certified private speech-language feeding pathologist for both children and adults. She provides oral motor, articulation, receptive, expressive, pragmatic, and feeding services in homes, schools and community based settings. She provides accent modification, public speaking, executive functioning training and cognitive therapy for stroke, Traumatic Brain Injury, ADHD etc in adults as well. She was previously employed as a school speech-language pathologist at an elementary school in Plymouth, CT, pediatric speech language feeding pathologist at The Brooklyn Hospital Center in Brooklyn, NY and The Hospital for Special Surgery in Manhattan providing outpatient pediatric evaluations, therapy and in services and inpatient swallow and communication evaluations and therapy to the adult population. Furthermore, Marci was a supervisor and instructor for graduate students at The Teachers College Edward D. Mysak Center, Columbia University. Currently, she has been in private practice since 2007. She earned her undergraduate degree in Communication Sciences and Disorder at Syracuse University and a graduate degree in speech-language pathology at Teachers College, Columbia University. She is trained in the PROMPT technique, TalkTools and SOS feeding approach. She believes in a transdisciplinary approach including conducting therapy in both school and home while providing communication with all professionals and family members, requires participation from caregivers and parents involved in the client’s life and incorporation of curriculum, and teletherapy when effective and necessary. Marci also started a Silver Speech Speaking Series during COVID-19 interviewing previous clients who live with communication differences and other professionals who contribute to the field of speech language pathologist. Furthermore, she added another series co-hosting with a previous client called “The Inside Scoop with of Living with Cerebral Palsy” interviewing other humans who live with cerebral palsy and other professionals who contribute to CP. She also appeared on guest interviews with dentists and pediatricians on their podcasts.