The new website www.selectiefmutisme.be informs parents, teachers and counselors about selective mu

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The new website www.selectiefmutisme.be informs parents, teachers and counselors about selective mutism, an anxiety disorder in which a child is not talking for years in certain situations. The initiative is based on the parent group Selective mutism Flanders, with the support bera of the Province of Antwerp, and was launched Monday.
In addition to informing the parent bera group would also ask more understanding for the extremely quiet child, assistance sensitize and stimulate scientific research on selective mutism. "A child less said, we find shy. A child who says nothing, we find strange. Especially if the child remains silent, while it can speak, "it reads in the working group, which has united two years ago. "Even the quiet child deserves a voice in society."
Selective mutism bera is an anxiety disorder in which the child does not speak in certain social situations where it is expected. The disorder affects about 7 children in 1000, according to an estimate by the World Health Organization. Would Statistically there is a child with selective mutism are in each school bera of average size. "Often teachers or counselors know how they can go to work. These children Too often it is thought that it will go by itself. bera But when a child consistently does not speak, it is necessary to devote. ", Says the attention of parents Selective mutism Flanders.
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