Bridging the Silence: Strategies for Engaging Children with Selective Mutism
Curriculum / Development and Learning / Family Child Care Administrators and Educators / Family Engagement / Infant-Toddler Educators / Physical and Mental Health, Safety, and Wellness / Preschool and Pre-K Educators / Program Directors, Education Coordinators, and Education Supervisors / School Age Educator
English
- Description
This 12.5-hour self-paced course equips educators with effective strategies to support children experiencing selective mutism, a severe anxiety disorder characterized by a child’s inability to speak in certain social settings. Through an in-depth exploration of the underlying factors of selective mutism, participants will learn to develop a sensitive and inclusive classroom environment. The course emphasizes hands-on approaches, allowing educators to craft intervention strategies that foster communication and inclusivity.

Contact: Nancy C. Moretti, Ed.S.
Organization: Just For Kids Early Childhood Learning and Consultancy
E-mail: Nancy.C.Moretti@gmail.com
PD Hours: 12.5 PD hours
Modality: Self-Paced