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SELECTIVE MUTISMSTAGES OF SOCIAL COMMUNICATION COMFORT SCALE UNCOMMUNICATIVE neither nonverbal nor verbal. NO social engagement. STAGE 0 NO Responding, NO initiating Child stands motionless (stiff

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1. Understand the stages of social anxiety in selective mutism.
2. Start by recognizing the triggers or situations that cause anxiety in the individual with selective mutism.
3. Create a supportive and safe environment where the individual feels comfortable opening up.
4. Gradually expose the individual to social situations, starting with low-pressure and familiar settings.
5. Encourage the individual to express themselves through non-verbal communication initially, such as writing or gesturing.
6. Use positive reinforcement and praise to reinforce any progress made.
7. Seek professional help from a therapist or counselor specialized in treating selective mutism.
8. Practice active listening and provide empathy and understanding to the individual with selective mutism.
9. Implement relaxation techniques and coping strategies to manage anxiety during social interactions.
10. Continue to provide support and encouragement as the individual progresses through the stages of social anxiety.

Who needs selective mutism-stages of social?

1. Children or adults diagnosed with selective mutism.
2. Individuals who struggle with severe social anxiety.
3. Parents or caregivers of individuals with selective mutism.
4. Teachers and educators who interact with students with selective mutism.
5. Therapists and mental health professionals specializing in selective mutism.
6. Anyone interested in understanding and supporting individuals with selective mutism.

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What is selective mutism-stages of social?

Selective Mutism is a complex childhood anxiety disorder characterized by a child's inability to speak and communicate effectively in select social settings.

Who is required to file selective mutism-stages of social?

Parents or legal guardians of children diagnosed with selective mutism are required to file the stages of social for monitoring and treatment purposes.

How to fill out selective mutism-stages of social?

The selective mutism-stages of social can be filled out by providing detailed information about the child's behavior, triggers, and progress in overcoming selective mutism.

What is the purpose of selective mutism-stages of social?

The purpose of selective mutism-stages of social is to track the progress, challenges, and improvements in a child's ability to communicate in social settings.

What information must be reported on selective mutism-stages of social?

Information such as the child's age, specific social settings where mutism occurs, triggers, strategies used to overcome mutism, and professional interventions must be reported.