* 10 Facts about Selective Mutism * by Lucy Nathanson confidentchildren.co.uk

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Lucy Nathanson is a child therapist and selective mutism specialist who creates resources on selective mutism (SM). SM is an anxiety disorder whereby a child is unable to speak in certain situations. Lucy's videos cover a range of topics e.g. what is selective mutism, what causes selective mutism, characteristics of selective mutism and treatment / therapy.
Her resources are useful for parents and teachers.
Her online courses cover other topics, such as, is selective mutism caused by trauma? (the difference between SM and traumatic mutism), the diagnostic criteria of SM in the DSM and that children can have co-morbid diagnoses e.g. with autism, OCD etc.).
Confident Children offers online sessions for parents and teachers internationally and they deliver therapy for children, including intensive therapy.

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  • @robertjospehhill1508
    @robertjospehhill1508 Жыл бұрын

    My wife has been diagnosed with Selective Mutism & Social Anxiety shes been diagnosed with Social Anxiety since was 13 & later Selective Mutism as a adult so finds hard to talk to people but she getting a bit better but still struggles with it so my wife knows how it feels & we love your videos they so educational lol 😆

  • @sorchaoreilly2633
    @sorchaoreilly26334 ай бұрын

    Your videos are great and so informative. There is one thing about fact 5 that commonly leads to misconceptions. While many children feel most safe and able to speak freely with their caregiver, this is not necessarily the case. Mine triggered my SM (I was never diagnosed but I'm sure that's what it was). I struggled mostly at that age, 3-5 and could always speak to other children. It was only in response to the caregiver that I froze. Starting preschool gave rise to a face to face (rather than side by side or having her back to me) interaction when she'd leave me which was often quite confrontational. Now that I was around teachers ie people with authority who I depended on, I would have difficulty there. I could speak to a degree but very little and when it focused attention with expectation (eg question or instruction) I'd freeze. If adults were watching me, it made me semi-freeze when playing+chatting with other kids as I was savvy and knew they were likely "examining" and judging me. Wow the high profile SM is interesting and answers a Q I have. I thought I'd gotten past it age 5-6 but with adults in authority, I remained unable to expand or initiate for a long time which for me was most likely tied to attachment and trust issues. I still get a visible panic/freeze response with the original caregiver even though I can say more words now, I break down.

  • @user-qp4on5cp1b
    @user-qp4on5cp1b5 ай бұрын

    Thank you, Lucy!

  • @thuptentenzin7850
    @thuptentenzin7850 Жыл бұрын

    Thanks

  • @miaplays-lp5py
    @miaplays-lp5py5 ай бұрын

    Wow thank you for the facts i try to tell my parents that i think i have selective mutism all of these facts are what i have.

  • @manibhushansharma7338
    @manibhushansharma73385 ай бұрын

    Really helpful to find root cause.

  • @lindseywong9667
    @lindseywong96672 жыл бұрын

    Can you discuss selective mutism in adults?

  • @robertjospehhill1508

    @robertjospehhill1508

    Жыл бұрын

    My wife has been diagnosed with Selective Mutism as a adult & she's still struggles with people she don't know shes getting better but its still difficult for her

  • @ayoosha2111
    @ayoosha21112 жыл бұрын

    My 5 year old son wont speak, eat, play.. he wont do anything at school, i have to bring him home at lunch so that he doesnt go 6 hours without eating.. cant find any help for him, the school think they will fix with him time 😔

  • @blancaorellana6079

    @blancaorellana6079

    11 ай бұрын

    Hola que mal lo qué pasa su hijo. Mi niña tiene 10 años y deste kínder la saco de la Escuela un tiempo para que comiera a fuera pero la razón más grande es llevarla al baño porque Tenían miedo entrar sola por miedo a muchas cosas. Pero la otra razón es que no podía pedir permiso para ir al baño porque tiene mutismo selectivo con ansiedad y hoy todavía sigo sacándola de la escuela. A sido bastante difícil. Tenga cuidado con su niño no bella estar aguantando ganas de ir al baño. Mi niña se estaba enfermando de los riñones. Yo tuve que quitarle líquidos antes que fuera a la escuela para que no pasara ganas de ir al baño. En el tiempo que no me dejaban ir con ella. Espero ya allá encontrado ayuda para su niño. La escuela debe mandar a evaluar a su niño sino mejora en poco tiempo. Dios le bendiga.

  • @emily_hates_computers
    @emily_hates_computers Жыл бұрын

    I have selective mutism and I’m a teenager I wish it would just go away

  • @Jesussaves_0

    @Jesussaves_0

    Жыл бұрын

    I'm self diagnosed (every sign) but same

  • @emily_hates_computers

    @emily_hates_computers

    Жыл бұрын

    @@Jesussaves_0 well I hope you can get help and overcome it because I understand how difficult it is

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