Selective Mutism

Young children with Selective Mutism consistently does not speak in some situations but speaks comfortably in other social situations they are comfortable in. This video explains the symptoms of selective mutism and how that presents in young children at home, in school and in the community. We have a Tip sheet for Parents and Caregivers to help children with selective mutism. The tips presented can be used by caregivers, teachers, and friends in various settings. View the Tip sheet here: https://bit.ly/3OssuyC KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital has developed self-help videos for parents with preschoolers with anxiety. If your child is experiencing frequent anxiety that is interfering with his/her everyday life, and is not reducing with your efforts to support him/her, please talk to your child’s doctor or healthcare professional about seeking professional support with a psychologist. Children with anxiety disorder are known to respond well to professional intervention. The psychologist can work with you and/or your child to develop a tailored approach to manage your child’s anxiety.