Salus-Sponsored Classes Improve Children’s Communication Skills

The Little Joe’s preschool class at St. Joseph the Protector School in Jenkintown, PA is filled with noise. Children are chatting about which animals they are coloring and singing enthusiastically along to a holiday-themed song. To some, it may seem like free time for the students, but they are actually learning important speech and communication skills through play.

Salus Health and YMCA Lunch & Learn Series

Salus University’s three clinical practices are offering complimentary educational workshops to the community from January through May 2017 at the Ambler Area YMCA.

Understanding Dysarthria and How a Speech-Language Pathologist Can Help

Dysarthria is the inability to articulate words normally because of impairment to the muscles used for speech, including the lips, tongue, cheeks, vocal folds, and/or diaphragm. The muscles may be weak or the person may have difficulty controlling them.

How to choose the Perfect Holiday Gift for a Child with Autism

As the holiday season rapidly approaches, people everywhere begin their search for the perfect gift. While there is a plethora of children’s toys on the market, finding the correct one for a child with autism can be challenging.

SLI Focuses on Cognitive and Communication Wellness with the Aging Population

Every Tuesday afternoon, excited chatter and trills of laughter ring throughout the Samuel A. Green House, an independent living facility for seniors in Elkins Park, Pa
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