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Identifying and Assessing Selective Mutism

8/9/20131 Identifying and Assessing Selective MutismPresenter: Aimee Kotrba, by:Amy Hansen, , CCC-SLP, Managing Editor, Expert eSeminarNeed assistance or technical support during event?Please contact at 800-242-5183 8/9/20132 Earning CEUs Log in to your account and go to Pending Courses under the CEU Courses tab. Must pass 10-question multiple-choice exam with a score of 80% or higher Two opportunities to pass the examPeer Review ProcessInterested in Becoming a Peer Reviewer?APPLY TODAY! 3+ years SLP Professional Experience Required Contact Amy Natho at and Assessing Selective MutismEvidence-Based Intervention for Schools and ParentsAimee Kotrba, (810) 225-3417 History of Selective MutismAphasia Voluntaria1877 Elective Mutism 1934 Selective Mutism 19948/9/20134 Definition of SM (DSM-IV) Specific anxiety disorder Consistent, ongoing failure to speak in specific social situations, especially school Not due to a primary language disorder Other disorders ( , stuttering, autism) have been ruled out A relatively rare childhood disorder, affecting approximately 1% of children in elementary school settings Behavior is deliberate self-protection, not deliberate oppositionalityCommon TraitsMutismBlank facial expression, freezing, poor eye contactDifficulty responding a

that may be related to language dysfunction as well as identifying behavior that negatively affects communication (e.g., selective mutism)… Guidelines for the Roles and Responsibilities of the Sc hool-Based Speech-Language Pathologist American Speech-Language-Hearing Association, 2000 Role of SLPs

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