81. Parents Of Children With Selective Mutism Will Access The Online Survey Via A Li Survey software for online surveys, web surveys, email surveys. Online surveysoftware for customer satisfaction surveys, employee satisfaction surveys, http://www.questionpro.com/academic/Parents-of-children-with-selective-mutism-wi

Contact Us Free Trial Account Login Resources Take a Tour Free Survey Templates Articles / How to's Sample Surveys Solutions by Function Market Research Customer Satisfaction Create a Survey Now! 30 Day FREE Trial Join Our Research Panel QuestionPro Sponsored Survey Research Organization The University of Texas at Austin Project Description Parents of children with selective mutism will access the online survey via a link on various established websites that support parents of children with disabilities. Parents will share personal information about themselves and their children diagnosed with selective mutism. Data will be analyzed to identify the decision-making process of parents in selecting treatment for their children with selective mutism. This study will be published in the library at The University of Texas at Austin. Project Abstract The goal of this study is to gain a better understanding of the decision-making process that parents use in selecting treatments for their children with Selective Mutism. This combination qualitative and quantitative study will utilize the use of an online survey to collect data. Through purposeful and snowball sampling, parents of children diagnosed with selective mutism will participate in an online survey to share information about themselves and their children with selective mutsim. Qualitative response data will be analyzed using a constant comparative method (Goetz and LeCompte, 1984). Quantitative data will be analyzed in SPSS. Results from this study will inform parents, educators, and medical professionals.

82. Berkeley Parents Network: Advice About Selective Mutism How we successfully treated our daughter s selective mutism Read all possibleinformation from the internet, joined selective mutism chat rooms (learned http://parents.berkeley.edu/advice/health/selectivemutism.html

Berkeley Parents Network Home Members Post a Msg Reviews ... Search Advice about Selective Mutism Berkeley Parents Network Advice Advice about Health > Advice about Selective Mutism Day camp for extremely shy 9 year old (March 2004) How we successfully treated our daughter's selective mutism (Aug 2003) How has your Selectively Mute child fared in public school? (Feb 2003) My 3-yr-old only talks to family (Nov 2002) Extremely shy 9 year old (Sep 2002) School for 3rd grader with Selective Mutism (Dec 2002) see also: Shyness How we successfully treated our daughter's selective mutism August 2003 Re: Social phobia: selective mutism. There were a few times when I saw postings from the parents of the children who have Selective mutism, and finally decided to share my experience with this disorder. My daughter was diagnosed with it after she didn't speak in her preschool for 1 1/2 years, and after she stopped speaking even to her grandparents (with whom she spoke before). When she was 4 1/2 she spoke only with her parents, and only if there was nobody around. That is when we realized that she is not just shy and quiet, but there is something else going on. So I called behavioral therapy in Kaiser, got appointment right away, and my daughter got a diagnose Selective Mutism. To tell the truth I was shocked that my little beatifull daughter was diagnosed with a disorder from psychiatric text book. Now I understand that we were very lucky to know it when she was so young and didn't start school yet. Later you start harder it is to help the child.

83. Selective Mutism Research Study With University Of California San Diego A Family and Genetic Study of selective mutism selective mutism is notofficially considered an anxiety disorder by DSMIV diagnostic classification http://www.childhoodanxietynetwork.org/genetic.htm

A Family and Genetic Study of Selective Mutism: Relationship to Social Anxiety Disorder and Serotonin Genes This SM research study is a collaboration between SMG~CAN , Dr Elisa Shipon-Blum and The University of California, San Diego ( Dr. Murray Stein) Study Objectives: The objective of this study is to interview families in order to confirm that social anxiety disorder segregates within families of Selectively Mute children. A secondary objective is to determine the genetic make-up of parents, siblings, and the SM child in terms of an association with specific genes, such as the serotonin transporter (SLC6A4) genes and subtypes which has been linked to anxiety disorders. Findings from this study will improve our understanding of the hereditary nature of Selective Mutism, it's relationship to DSM-IV anxiety disorders, and it's possible neurobiological association. Study Design: 50 families with SM children will participate in this study. Dr. Shipon-Blum will evaluate and either diagnose or confirm a previous diagnosis of SM to screen for the interview portion of the study. Upon acceptance into this study, if each SM family would TRY to provide us with another family (without SM) to serve as a control for the study.

84. Evidence Based Mental Health Information PsychDirect What other conditions might be associated with selective mutism? How does SelectiveMutism impact on school peer functioning? What causes selective mutism http://www.psychdirect.com/children/selectivemutism.htm

85. Selective Mutism It was over ten years ago when I first heard of selective mutism. Anotherselective mutism case! It was my third case in a year. http://www.kid-power.org/articles/selectivemute.html

KidPower Site Index KidPower Home Page Accessible Travel Alternative Therapies Awards BookStore CPKids Conductive Education Centers Contact Us Diagnostic Definitions Doctor/Therapist Listing Equipment Recommendations Explanation of Doctor/Therapist Specialties HBO Centers Hints From Home In The News Infant Development/Types of CP Information Share Kyle's Friends Kyle's Story Selective Mutism It was over ten years ago when I first heard of Selective Mutism. I was a newly hired public school Speech-Language Pathologist. Fresh from graduate school, I took my position as a Communication Disorders Specialist very seriously. It is only with the experience of time (or is it age) that I can be humbled to now admit that I didn’t know as much as I thought I did. It is with this frame of mind that I’d like to share with you what I have learned, but to do that, I have to also share with you my mistakes. The old adage, we learn from our mistakes could not be more true. Donnie* was a boy on the Physical Therapist’s caseload. He was entering third grade, and at one of our weekly team meetings, we discussed what needed to be done for his three year re-evaluation. There were some concerns from his teacher that he didn’t seem to understand language as well as his peers. “How is his expressive language?” I asked. “Well, we don’t really know since Donnie doesn’t talk to us”. “Well, he does talk to me”, said Tammi, the PT. The gears in my mind were working—“you mean, he won’t talk to anyone else, except you? What is that, mutism? Or rather, elective mutism?” (I thought I had coined a new term! Little did I know that it was actually the name for the disorder! (It is now referred to as Selective Mutism)). Well, the discussion went on, and it was agreed that I would evaluate Donnie’s receptive language using tests that require only pointing as a response.

86. Enablelink Message Boards :: Health :: Help For Children With Selective Mutism selective mutism is a childhood anxiety disorder. Help for children withselective mutism, Shannon Panchyshyn, 05/01/05 0626PM http://enablelink.org/phorum/read.php?7,18219,18219

87. Enablelink Message Boards :: Health :: Re: Help For Children With Selective Muti School staff are key to a child s success in overcoming selective mutism. Re Help for children with selective mutism, shannon, 05/06/05 1216PM http://enablelink.org/phorum/read.php?7,18219,18285

88. ABCNews.com : Message Boards I did get the wrong impression about selective mutism. I am the mother of achild with selective mutism and suffered from selective mutism myself. http://forums.go.com/abcnews/Primetime/thread?threadID=163044

89. Teacher Focus View Topic - Shy Children And Selective Mutism Teacher forum and discussion boards. Includes comprehensive directory of educationalresources for teachers, plus free lesson plans and teaching oriented http://www.teacherfocus.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=919&

90. Teacher Focus View Topic - Question About Selective Mutism Teacher forum and discussion boards. Includes comprehensive directory of educationalresources for teachers, plus free lesson plans and teaching oriented http://www.teacherfocus.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?start=0&t=3701

91. Selective/elective Mutism Much of the recent research into selective mutism defines it as a form of social A child meets the criteria for selective mutism if the following http://www3.hants.gov.uk/education/ema/ema-advice/ema-advice-silent.htm

Hantsweb home Search Contact Us A-Z of Hantsweb ... feedback Education in Hampshire Hampshire Ethnic Minority Achievement (EMA) Service EMA home New Our Service Schools ... Child protection issues Silent period Policies Writing a policy Sample policy NLS and NNS ... emaZing intranet Selective / elective mutism The silent period continue talking even when children do not respond persistent inclusion in small groups with other children use of varied questions inclusion of other children as the focus in the conversation (pair the learner with a buddy and ask questions of both children) use the first language accept non-verbal responses. praise even minimal efforts continue to expect that the child will respond structure lessons to encourage child-to-child interaction provide activities which reinforce language practice through role play Clarke, Priscilla, English as a Second Language in Early Childhood back to top Selective mutism or the 'silent period'? Common personality traits of selectively mute children: mutism (in specific environments) blank facial expression (when anxious) lack of smiling (when anxious) staring into space (when anxious) difficulty with eye contact (when anxious) frozen appearance (when anxious) awkward/stiff body language (when anxious) heightened sensitivity to surroundings, noise, crowds, touch

92. Clinical Child Psychology And Psychiatry -- Sign In Page selective mutism (SM) is a rare social anxiety disorder characterized by failure selective mutism A review of the treatment literature by modality from http://ccp.sagepub.com/cgi/content/refs/8/4/473

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93. ADVANCE For Speech-Language Pathologists And Audiologists | Editorial Furthermore, some children with selective mutism are not only totally Because selective mutism is anxietybased, it is important to recognize that the http://speech-language-pathology-audiology.advanceweb.com/Common/editorial/edito

94. American Osteopathic Association selective mutism is a complex childhood anxiety disorder characterized by a Although the etiology of selective mutism is varied, the majority of cases http://www.osteopathic.org/index.cfm?PageID=you_mute

95. Journal Of Psychology, The: A Brief Review Of Selective Mutism Literature. Access the article, A brief review of selective mutism literature. from Journalof Psychology, The, a publication in the field of Health Fitness, http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_hb3514/is_200301/ai_n8306976

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96. Council For Exceptional Children :: View Topic - Child With Selective Mutism My child has been diagnosed with social anxiety and selective mutism. Since selective mutism is an anxiety disorder, successful treatment focuses on http://www.myceconline.org/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?p=1935&

97. Silent Children Approaches For Children With Selective Mutism Researchers Dr Rosie Sage; Mrs Alice Slukin (selective mutism Research Information Association). Dates 2002 2003. Abstract. Background and Aims http://www.le.ac.uk/se/research/projects/silentchildrenapproachesforchnwithselec

98. Healthopedia.com - Selective Mutism (Elective Mutism) selective mutism is a condition in which a person who is usually fluent in The majority of people who exhibit selective mutism appear to have some type http://www.healthopedia.com/selective-mutism/

Set Homepage Email Page Favorites Home Health Centers Medical Encyclopedia Medical Symptoms ... Special Topics Related Resources Health Centers Disabilities Mental Health (Mental Disorders) Anxiety Disorders Attention Deficit Disorder ... Cranial CT Scan Other Topics Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Speech Therapy Stress You are here : Healthopedia.com Medical Encyclopedia Diseases and Conditions Selective Mutism Category : Health Centers Mental Health (Mental Disorders) Selective Mutism Alternate Names : Elective Mutism Attribution Selective mutism is a condition in which a person who is usually fluent in speech won't speak in specific situations. Selective mutism primarily affects children. What is going on in the body? The majority of people who exhibit selective mutism appear to have some type of anxiety disorder . A person who has this condition usually has a full understanding of language in most situations. In other cases, though, they appear as if they have a total lack of language where one would expect oral speech, such as in school. This condition may extend over a period of time, at least 1 to 2 months and longer. This occurs in the absence of any specific medical problem that may prevent speech. What are the causes and risks of the condition?

99. Healthopedia.com - Selective Mutism: Treatment & Monitoring (Elective Mutism) Treatment for selective mutism may include cognitivebehavioral therapy. Therapy also offers support for those experiencing selective mutism. http://www.healthopedia.com/selective-mutism/treatment.html

Set Homepage Email Page Favorites Home Health Centers Medical Encyclopedia Medical Symptoms ... Special Topics Related Resources Health Centers Disabilities Mental Health (Mental Disorders) Anxiety Disorders Attention Deficit Disorder ... Cranial CT Scan Other Topics Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Speech Therapy Stress You are here : Healthopedia.com Medical Encyclopedia Diseases and Conditions Selective Mutism Category : Health Centers Mental Health (Mental Disorders) Selective Mutism Alternate Names : Elective Mutism Selective Mutism Attribution What are the treatments for the condition? Treatment for selective mutism may include cognitive-behavioral therapy . In behavioral treatment or therapy a person can work through situations that may cause selective mutism. Family therapy may also help the family resolve issues that may contribute to selective mutism. Therapy also offers support for those experiencing selective mutism. Medications for anxiety or social phobias may be given. What are the side effects of the treatments? Some medications may cause drowsiness sleep disorders irritability , and stomach upset.

100. TAPir News: Selective Mutism... selective mutism Only when I reached my early 30’s did I realize that I couldput a name to a behavior that I had as a child. I knew that I was different http://www.algy.com/anxiety/mt/archives/000058.php

home April 25, 2004 Selective Mutism... I was a person who had the physical ability to speak but chose not to speak ín most situations. In the beginning Read more... Posted by tAPir at April 25, 2004 02:03 AM

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