Dott.ssa Annalisa Di Bella

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La Dottoressa Di Bella è una logopedista specializzata in rieducazione bilingue (Italiano-Inglese). Dopo gli anni di formazione ha lavorato in Italia collaborando con Aziende Ospedaliere, Studi medici associati, Centri di riabilitazione, anche convenzionati.

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