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Setting up the Environment

Creating a supportive environment is key to building social comfort and confidence. By reducing pressure, increasing understanding and equipping those around the individual with the right strategies, support can become part of everyday interactions.

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Training & Information Sessions

Sessions on Selective Mutism and supporting individuals at home, school, and socially. Available in-person, online, or via purchased videos like SMWA's 'Supporting Pre-School Children with SM'.

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Eliminating Maintaining Factors

Reducing factors that maintain mutism, from speech pressure to limited communication opportunities. School checklists for anxious communicators help identify these factors and plan changes.

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Supporting the Child’s Network

Supporting adults to discuss Selective Mutism with children using resources from the 'Talking to your child about SM' section to build understanding and comprehensive support.

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Everyday Implementation

Helping adults implement social skills and behavioral programs in daily life. Trained adults allow children to benefit from therapeutic support throughout the day, not just during sessions.

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For more detailed handouts and resources, visit the Handouts page and the 'Talking to your child about SM' section on this site.

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