Selective Mutism is a unique disorder that may affect communication in some children in many ways. The underlying cause is believed to be a Social Anxiety Disorder that prevents children from communicating in certain settings. This course will explore ideas for the evaluation, treatment and management of children with SM and how to develop a multi-disciplianry approach to address it. Learning Objectives: As a result of this presentation the participant will be able to: 1. Describe the general principles of Selective Mutism 2) Explain formal and informal assessment measures 3) List resources available for parents, teachers and staff working with children who have Selective Mutism
There are two price tiers for this event
1. Region 10 public local education agencies receive free registration.
2. Out of Region and/or Private/Non-Profit entities pay $150.
Discounts will be reflected at checkout.
If paying with a P.O., please send a copy of the P.O. to Heidy Carrillo at heidy.carrillo@region10.org