Selective Mutism and Early Intervention: Why Timing Matters
When it comes to helping a child who is scared of talking or showing signs of selective mutism, one of [...]
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How Teachers Can Support Selective Mutism — Without Pressure: A practical, low-stress guide for the classroom
When a child speaks freely at home but goes quiet at school, it’s not defiance. It’s anxiety. Selective Mutism is an
Safety Before Speech: 7 Practical Ways to Help an Anxious Child Find Their Voice
If your child freezes, uses a very soft voice, or goes completely silent in certain places, I want you to
Is it Shyness, Anxiety, or Something Else?
Is This Shyness, Anxiety, or Something Else? Many parents come to me with this exact question. Their child might
My Child Talks at Home But Not at Nursery
My Child Talks at Home but not outside, or at nursery or at school. This is one of the most
Selective Mutism Training and Support
Do you want to help your child overcome the fear of talking outside the home? If your child speaks freely
How to explain to children the fear of talking
One of the questions that I'm often asked by parents of children with selective mutism is: “how do I let
Trying to help with selective mutism
Today I want to share with you something amazing that happened to me. It all started 5 years ago when my
Shine a light Award 2019
I have always had a passion for communication, and as an SLT I specialized in SELECTIVE MUTISM. I support families,
24Hr Sponsored Silence for Selective Mutism
Today I am sharing a blog written By Lisa Smith (3 rd year Speech and Language Therapy student and HARs Scholar).
Selective Mutism: bilingualism and phonological disorder
October is the SELECTIVE MUTISM AWARENESS MONTH, and this is the real story of a bilingual child and his steps
Selective Mutism and me: Second part Adulthood
Welcome to the second part of this fascinating real story. You will find the first part on my page or by